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today's Asda Daily Deal - Winetasting for 2 £36
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Perfect for the enthusiastic beginner
Located in London’s vibrant Bankside Vinopolis, this two and a half acre attraction sits alongside Borough Market, the Tate Modern, and Shakespeare’s Globe. This Vinopolis grapevine package has been designed with the beginner in mind. Included is a self-guided tour of the extensive premises, 5 regular wine tastings each, a Bombay Sapphire cocktail each, a 'How to Taste Wine ' session and a Vinopolis tasting notebook each to take away
http://www.asda-dailydeals.co.uk/
Located in London’s vibrant Bankside Vinopolis, this two and a half acre attraction sits alongside Borough Market, the Tate Modern, and Shakespeare’s Globe. This Vinopolis grapevine package has been designed with the beginner in mind. Included is a self-guided tour of the extensive premises, 5 regular wine tastings each, a Bombay Sapphire cocktail each, a 'How to Taste Wine ' session and a Vinopolis tasting notebook each to take away
http://www.asda-dailydeals.co.uk/
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So that's £18 each for the right to 'taste' a few glasses of wine and a dubious cocktail. Even if you were to consume an entire bottle's worth by yourself, that'd be like paying £18 for a bottle of wine. Sounds like an extortionate rip-off to me.0
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So that's £18 each for the right to 'taste' a few glasses of wine and a dubious cocktail. Even if you were to consume an entire bottle's worth by yourself, that'd be like paying £18 for a bottle of wine. Sounds like an extortionate rip-off to me.
Vinopolis is fantastic, its a great day out and well worth the full price so I think£18 is pretty good. You get a chance to learn about wine (or you can just natter to who you are with and get drunk)Recently married and loving it x0 -
nightsky224 wrote: »Vinopolis is fantastic, its a great day out and well worth the full price so I think£18 is pretty good. You get a chance to learn about wine (or you can just natter to who you are with and get drunk)
You may be right. If you are then it's a marvellous business model. Money for old rope. Although why do I suspect that they're not exactly packed out every evening? The answer is probably not un-related to their decision to do an Asda 'promotion'.0 -
I think this might be a better deal if you want to go in December and can go on one of the specified nights- obviously not ideal for a present but if you want to go yourself it might be a better offer.
http://www.vinopolis.co.uk/1497.php0 -
Yes, two people for £20 sounds MUCH better than two for £36... thanks!I think this might be a better deal if you want to go in December and can go on one of the specified nights- obviously not ideal for a present but if you want to go yourself it might be a better offer.
http://www.vinopolis.co.uk/1497.php
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