The demand for wine is at the centre of many debates related to problems such as the regulation, taxation or public health. There is a particularly large number of published works on the demand for wine. These works propose theoretical and empirical analyses about the consumers’ behaviour to wine applied to many of countries. They integrate economic, sociologic or demographic variables. We propose a synthetic work aimed at comparing the numerous empirical results obtained by the various consumer demand modellers analyzing the demand for wine through estimated price and income elasticities. A meta-analysis is a way to undertake a statistical survey of these empirical results according to the different databases being used, the various assumptions behind all these elasticity estimates, and all factors which are able to differentiate the various elasticity estimates. This econometric analysis shows the importance of socio-demographic in estimating the demand for wine.