Vodka 70cl £5 - Tesco instore

kazaimee

There's also some Gin at £4 original price £9.95

woody505

also spotted tonite Glen Moray Single Malt Whisky 70cl £16.49 down to £8 and la fe absinthe 50cl at £9 usaully £18ish. been wantign a bottle of that absinthe for a while but thought £18 was too much.:beer:

mikethevest

Can't anyone see? Controling prices controls the population!

We all have freedom of choice, but the institutions like government, businesses and religions are solely in our lives to control the masses.

Who cares whether we die of drug/alcohol abuse or even smoking related illnesses, apart from the friends or the families concerned.

This world is hell-bent on profit, the cheap loss-leaders are beneficial to us and at least we will know that should it lead us to an early grave, no-one has profited from it!

quoia

kazaimee wrote: »

There's also some Gin at £4 original price £9.95

Yes there's another thread about this.

Picked up 12 bottles of the £4 GLENS GIN

Also 3 bottles of the £5 Organic Juniper Gin

And 8 bottles of the £5 Selekt Vodka

Something that hasn't been mentioned so far to my knowledge .....

15 year old ARMAGNAC - just £13 down from £26+ ............ bagged 6 bottles of that.

Only thing I missed out on (shelf empty) was some "normal" Brandy (under half price) at £8 per LITRE bottle.

Not all for me you understand - niece & brother-in-law informed of offers and asked us to acquire some for them.

VeeW

Maybe I'm missing the point here but since when have children been allowed to drink alcohol??? Surely the arguement is not the cost of alcohol but the sale to children. I do not have a huge disposable income & I do not drink on a daily or even weekly basis but if & when I want a drink I want to be able to buy it as cheaply as possible for the brand I want. I do not want to be paying more because stores sell to children. As for people with no self control they will drink regardless of cost.

Idiophreak

VeeW wrote: »

Maybe I'm missing the point here but since when have children been allowed to drink alcohol??? Surely the arguement is not the cost of alcohol but the sale to children. I do not have a huge disposable income & I do not drink on a daily or even weekly basis but if & when I want a drink I want to be able to buy it as cheaply as possible for the brand I want. I do not want to be paying more because stores sell to children. As for people with no self control they will drink regardless of cost.

Think you are missing the point, rather

People are discussing adult alcohol abuse, nothing to do with children, at all...it's more they feel that supermarkets should have the right, nay the responsibility, to dictate how much we, as adults, drink, what we drink and so on.

Apparently we can't be treated like grown-ups and allowed to look after ourselves, we need the supermarkets to hold our hands and only let us afford as much alcohol as they feel is good for us...

J20BABY

None left in Hull St Stephens of anything that are special price cuts, except for the strawberry liquor, which I didn't really need but i had to get something that was on offer!

pianeet

thanks op,had to trawl round 5 tescos but managed to get all the spirits for saturdays works party for under£200,=12 bottles glen moray,12 bottles vodka,12 gin,..its great as they really cut back on the money we could spend this year because of the economical climate,so thanks from the 250 people at the party,(ps thats not all there having we are not that tight)

williham

quoia wrote: »

You can buy PETROL cheaper than water in supermarkets. Which isn't either

But all that shows is that petrol is too cheap or water is too expensive ...

... given what you have to do to get the first and what you don't have to do to get the second !

If you're getting charged over £1 for a litre of water, you should change your supermarket!

joshtbh

none in Trent Vale store, only the £8 tequila and £8 VSOP brandy in Longton