New data shows that British wine drinkers pay well above the European average for a mid-range bottle, with prices highest in England and lowest in Wales. At the top of the list sits Iceland, where wine drinkers pay an average of £18.41 per bottle, followed by Norway (£12.70) and Switzerland (£11.21).
By Tim Carl
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