Yellowtail prices around the world

As far as "around the world", I'm pretty sure that Yellowtail is an export label intended for North American and UK market. So sample size is likely to be very small elsewhere.

In NY it runs $6-7 mostly. Sales tax varies between 7.x and 8.5 depending on jurisdiction. Say $6.50 is typical.

Leo Bueno wrote:

They sell YT at the local Carrefour supermarket. I bought it once (was curious, will never buy again), I forget price but I'll check next monday when I do the shopping

Mike

DaleW wrote:

I assume reserve means they used more oak chips?

Do you have to pay any taxes in addition to that?

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includes excise tax of CAN$ 0.89 per litre.

At the PA Wine and Spirits Shoppes, several of the Yellowtail regulars are on sale $6.99; the others are $7.99. The Reserve line is $12.99. Sales tax is 6% here.

Dan-O (never tried their stuff)

You are not missing much. I remember a distinctive flatness, totally lacking in acidity, and real simple oak flavour.

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3 varieties of this in Norway at about 15.60USD a bottle. In Sweden the Merlot is 9.90USD, the others 11.15USD. Anders

At whatever price - it's horrible swill.

Here is Santa Cruz, CA Trader Joes always has the Yellowtail Shiraz for $4.99. There is $.08 CRV (recyling tax) + 8.25% sales tax, so $5.48US.

About 18 Sing. dollars in Carrefour incl. tax.

Raleigh, NC - Kroger has it for $4.99 though sometimes $5.99 plus 7 percent tax.

My daughter likes it, but I admit, I d> I am doing an unscientific survey of Yellowtail prices around the

Thanks for the warning, Mike T. I was happy enough with Alice White and Lindemans offerings.

Dan-O