Innovating With eCommerce Wine Sales, Brick-and-Mortar C-Stores

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Innovating With eCommerce Wine Sales, C-Stores

Brick-and-mortar retailers are bringing smaller-scale, cutting-edge technology to city locations. Sainsbury’s, for instance, has unveiled a new C-store format in London called On The Go. In eCommerce, Wine.com had a banner 2019, and the company expects more customer experience improvements in 2020 as they aim to engage a new generation of wine connoisseurs. All this, Today in Data.

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    Today in DataData:

    $259: Price for a bottle of Taylor Fladgate Quinta de Vargellas Vinha Velha 2017.

    $150M: Amount of revenue Wine.com topped last year.

    130: Minimum number of local stores in busy urban areas that Sainsbury’s says could be made into On The Go locations.

    £23.4B: Projected value of the British to-go food market by 2024.

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    21 percent: Share of Wine.com revenue from consumers aged 32 years or younger.


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