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Which red wine?? present for teacher??

nettles77
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i havent a clue as i dont drink just been told she likes red wine. Thanks
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In my day they just got apples :-) How much are you wanting to spend?Is a sufferer of SAD, so don't blame me, blame the depressing English weather!!!:beer:0
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£20-30. She has been a godsend and is a fantastic teacher.0
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A few of us chipped in £3 and got the teacher vouchers... she loved em0
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Lidl do a really nice Bordeaux for just over £3. (It's comparable to the £7-8 bottles from the supermarkets I'm told)
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I really really like Faustino wine.
How about a bottle of wine and a voucher for somewhere like Borders? I would love that as a pressie!0 -
You could get her an M&S voucher. She can buy wine and some other goodies. Wow - £20-30. I must have been a cheapskate. My kids' teachers got a box of choccies or bubble bath.We could all learn a little something from the weather. It pays no attention to criticism.0
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TO spend £20 - £30 you'd be better off going to a decent wine shop rather than a supermarket. They'll be able to advise you on what to get too......0
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Thank you everyone.0
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somerfield have lindemans wine on offer at the moment for £3.99 you will find alot of the supermarkets have wine on half price and often its the £8-£10 bottles that are half price so maybe get her one of those and a box of nice choccies.
There are some organic fairtrade wines out there that cost a bit more but would be nice as a gift.0 -
Also most teachers I know and work with, like thier wine me included and i only drink white and wouldnt know difference between an £8 bottle and a £30 bottle so unless she is a wine conniesuer then a bottle more than £10 may not be worth buying as she may not relaise its quality and value.0
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