Wine sales discussion

paulah81

Hi Sainsburys have got 25% off all their wines at the moment if you buy 6 or more. They have also got a lot of their wines for half price.

wolvesinwales

Waitrose are doing 25% when buying 6 or more botles, making the Evas Vineyard Hungarian Chenin Blanc/Pinot Grigio a bargain £3 a bottle.

Sandra_D

I bought wine from Tesco instore, it was discounted by 50%. When I took it the checkout I got a further 25% off as advertised. According to MSE you also get 25% off online, credited once your card has gone through. I therefore ordered the same wine online at the same price but did not get the discount of 25% that I got instore. I phoned Tesco online and spoke to a Mr Petrie who told me that Tesco online did NOT do this promotion. I think their promo email is very misleading but he couldn't see a problem with it. Moral of the story - buy your wine instore and get a further 25% off.

Cabernetfranc

MSE reports that the 25% discount will be deducted once you have paid. This is incorrect. I have just queried my order and have been told that the on line price quoted already contains the discount. You should also be aware that the Tesco on line price for a wine may not be the same as the in store price for that wine. I have been told by Tesco that the two businesses are separate.You could therefore order on line and be paying more than the in store price less the discount. I will cancel half my order because of this.

N9eav

Got lucky this week when out Co op was having a refit. All stock less than half price, So had 15 bottles of nice wine, and champagne for £44. Not much good for anyone else on here, but thought I would share the story

DCFC79

Cabernetfranc wrote: »

You should also be aware that the Tesco on line price for a wine may not be the same as the in store price for that wine. I have been told by Tesco that the two businesses are separate.You could therefore order on line and be paying more than the in store price less the discount. I will cancel half my order because of this.

also same for sainsburys in store offers and buying wine from sainsburys wine section (if still available)

if anyone is interested waitrose have got a 25% offer on wine(might be all wine but you would have t check the website to be sure)

DCFC79

Sandra_D wrote: »

I bought wine from Tesco instore, it was discounted by 50%. When I took it the checkout I got a further 25% off as advertised. According to MSE you also get 25% off online, credited once your card has gone through. I therefore ordered the same wine online at the same price but did not get the discount of 25% that I got instore. I phoned Tesco online and spoke to a Mr Petrie who told me that Tesco online did NOT do this promotion. I think their promo email is very misleading but he couldn't see a problem with it. Moral of the story - buy your wine instore and get a further 25% off.

depends whether a shopper is close to a tesco or not, if they are too far then maybe its a good chance for them to buy online

Bargain_Man_2

Remember you can double up the value of your clubcard vouchers before using them to purchase wine from Tesco Wines direct. This is done as usual on the Clubcard site via an e coupon. Just bought 12 bottles originally worth £132 selling at half price already with £32 of vouchers doubled-up. Only £2 left to pay....now that's what I call Money-saving.

josie

DCFC79 wrote: »

also same for sainsburys in store offers and buying wine from sainsburys wine section (if still available)

if anyone is interested waitrose have got a 25% offer on wine(might be all wine but you would have t check the website to be sure)

I agree - Sainsbury's instore wine discount is a measly 5% - hardly worth it!

N9eav

Bargain_Man wrote: »

Remember you can double up the value of your clubcard vouchers before using them to purchase wine from Tesco Wines direct. This is done as usual on the Clubcard site via an e coupon. Just bought 12 bottles originally worth £132 selling at half price already with £32 of vouchers doubled-up. Only £2 left to pay....now that's what I call Money-saving.

Does it not have to be from the 'finest' range only?