The fees that restaurants charge for customers to bring their own wine has risen to an average of £13.50 a bottle , according to experts.
The fees that restaurants charge for customers to bring their own wine has risen to an average of £13.50 a bottle , according to experts. One upmarket London restaurant is charging as much as £150 for customers to bring their own bottle.The corkage fee covers the cost of opening and pouring the wine and washing ump the glasses.The rise in the fee is due to rising wage, food and energy costs - forcing business owners to raise their corkage fees.
Read more: King Charles reacts to 'wonderful news' that Princess Kate has completed chemotherapyRead more: Some early released prisoners will be back behind bars ‘within days’ as inspector warns rehabilitation has failedOne Notting Hill restaurant, Dorian, has increased its corkage fee to £100 plus the cost of another bottle from its wine list, according to the Times.This means diners are charged a minimum of £150 to bring their own bottle.
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