Brew It Yourself Gift Voucher & Promo Code

Meadows

For anyone that likes to make their own wine & beer, Brew It Yourself are offering a £10 voucher with an order this month (valid on next order) also I have listed a 5% promo code off orders placed in January

Free £10 Gift Voucher Terms & Conditions

• We will send your voucher code with your order.
• Orders must be placed online.
• This offer does not apply to orders placed by telephone.
• Applies to orders placed before 23nd December 2008
• Gift voucher codes will not be issued if an existing order is cancelled and another order placed.
• The voucher code can not be exchanged for cash
• The voucher code must be used on a single purchase
• The voucher code must be used before 1st March 2009
• The voucher code will be cancelled if the order is cancelled or returned.
• The voucher code may not be used in conjuction with other offers & discounts
• All our normal terms and conditions apply

Code for all orders placed in January: PROMO88D 5%

http://www.brew-it-yourself.co.uk

Also
Code for all orders placed in January: PROMO88A 5%
http://www.artisanbeers.co.uk/
Code for all orders placed in January: PROMO88B 10%
http://www.basket-ware.co.uk
Code for all orders placed in January: PROMO88C 10%
http://www.up-the-junction.co.uk

d.o.o.g

Thanks for this, but I don't think you're supposed to post codes on this forum, there is a separate forum for that. Legal issues I think.

Meadows

d.o.o.g wrote: »

Thanks for this, but I don't think you're supposed to post codes on this forum, there is a separate forum for that. Legal issues I think.

The codes are on flyers and not to me specifically, so they are Open-to-all Voucher Codes.
The £10 offer you can find yourself on the site.

Moneybox

Wilcos has good offers also on homebrew stuff currently. Save approx £4 on a £20 kit. = 20%.

Also kits from about £7! :beer:

I was put off homebrew in the 80s! BUT started again recently. Homebrew kits have improved, especially with the use of spray malt inplace of sugar.

Meadows

We only use the wine kits and tend to go for the 30 bottle kits @ £45 (before the vat reduction), some times we have the £55 kits.
With the more expensive kits you get more concentrate, where as the cheaper kits you need to add more water.
The really cheap kits are not that nice but the more expensive kits are very nice and a good choice of wines.
The more expensive kits come with labels, and if you add the shrink caps they look quite professional and good enough to give as gifts. The wine works out at about £1.65 – £2 a bottle!