Download the voucher & save 40% on Xmas booze

ccollett

I have a friend who works for the local, you can definatly use the downloaded voucher until the 10th december (NOT LONG) the vouchers were a mistake but are being honered.

EagerLearner

henrypartridge wrote:

I love the way Threshers are going "ooh dear, we might go bust". very clever marketing by a poor over priced company. Dead worrying that Martin and the media have fallen from it. It's really devalued this site which has been going steadily downhill for a while now.

How's it bad if I got a bottle of Bollinger for £6.50 cheaper than Tesco?

Plus, I see that you are new - if you look at my sig and the sigs of many other people, you will see that your quote: "It's really devalued this site which has been going steadily downhill for a while now." is utter sillyness, given how much we have all saved and how valuable Martin's tips are each week :rolleyes:

sonofcod

no links to the voucher are working, on this forum and the web. someone email a voucher to me please?

sonofcod

no need to email, the voucher can currently be downloaded at: http://www.mattfacer.com/threshers-40-discount-voucher#more-135

mollymauk

"* THRESHERS EXPOSE - if you're one of the 56
million people in the UK who got the 40%
voucher then Necromentality has the scoop, "I
work for an off licence that's name starts
with Thr and ends in eshers. Apparently it's
for staff and their families and got
'accidentally' leaked through e-mails. That's
a load of !!!!!!!!, we got sent 3 times as
much stock as usual and basically it's a
publicity stunt, and making us a bundle."
There you go, consumer news. Aren't we fab?"

It's from a mailout from b3ta.com, makes sense to me!

N9eav

mollymauk wrote:

"* THRESHERS EXPOSE - if you're one of the 56
million people in the UK who got the 40%
voucher then Necromentality has the scoop, "I
work for an off licence that's name starts
with Thr and ends in eshers. Apparently it's
for staff and their families and got
'accidentally' leaked through e-mails. That's
a load of !!!!!!!!, we got sent 3 times as
much stock as usual and basically it's a
publicity stunt, and making us a bundle."
There you go, consumer news. Aren't we fab?"

It's from a mailout from b3ta.com, makes sense to me!

Thanks for the insider knowledge. The 40% deal can be about as average as other supermarket deals at present. Perhaps you can suugest a few items that make this 40% valuable. Such as quality wines that are never normally reduced and would represent a good saving

sondheimsoc

I've done a list from the Superplonk site of Threshers' wines (of wines up to £6 per bottle) with comments on them. It's in a table so not sure if I can get it on here formatted correctly.
Here it is as a list as a trial.
Lynne

Name Comment Price 35 South Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 Cough mixture edge. £5.49 35 South Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 Tingling tannins laughing with terrified fresh berries. £4.99 35 South Sauvignon Blanc 2004 Rich. £5.49 Abbotts Cumulus Syrah Minervois 1999 Juicy, a touch of sulphur, a hint of jam. £5.99 Abbotts Cumulus Syrah, VdP d'Oc 1999 Lovely chewy, very subtly, chocolate-edged tannins to superb berries, fresh yet mature. Delicious chewy finish. £5.99 Arniston Bay Rose 2002 Bright, cosmetic cherry fruit. £4.99 Ashgrove Chenin Blanc/Colombard NV Rather too floral and flippant for me. £3.99 Ashgrove Cinsault/Ruby Cabernet NV Sweet, plummy, hint of tea-leaf - good wuth curried food. £3.99 Au Loubert VdP du Gers 2001 Worth it just to have the label on the table. Lovely, dry, witty pineapple/lemon fruit. £3.79 Baron de Ley 2003 An excellent complex fish dish wine with its texture and layered melon/peach/lemon fruit. £4.99 Baron de Ley White 2003 Dry, pear-edged and good with mild chicken dishes. £4.99 Barramundi Chardonnay Semillon 2003 Screwcap. What a superb blend of grapes! A delicious working partnership. £4.99 Barramundi Shiraz 2002 Screwcap. Straight forward, no-nonsense glugging £4.99 Berberana Rioja Tempranillo 1999 Svelte and soft and highly quaffable. £4.99 Beyerskloof Pinotage 2001 Superb level of spicy chutzpah here. Has biscuity berries, herbs, figs and tar with a rich coating of fine tannins. Robust yet strangely delicate. £5.99 Beyerskloof Pinotage Stellenbosch 2003 Intense burned vegetality and rubbery plums. Perfect with curry-style food. £5.99 Blossom Hill Cabernet Sauvignon 2000 Not good £5.49 Blossom Hill Chardonnay 2000 Not good £5.49 Blue Reef Shiraz/Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 Simple plummy slurping. £5.99 Blue Ridge Merlot 2000 Fine burnt berries and roasted tannins. Makes a good barbecue red. £3.99 Caliterra Carmenere 2002 Juice of a very high order. £4.99 Campo Viejo Barrel Fermented Viura 2000 Fantastic texture here, remarkably deep and clinging. High class hard and soft fruit. £5.99 Casillero del Diablo Carmenere 2004 Simply stunningly deft berries and softly savoury tannins. £4.99 Casillero del Diablo Chardonnay 2004 Delicious delicate and elegant, subdued richness. £4.99 Casillero del Diablo Sauvignon Blanc 2004 A crisp classic sauvignon blanc of length and crunchy concentration. £4.99 Comte Tolosan Colombard Sauvignon VdP Comte Tolosan 2002 Excellent blend stretching the under-ripe gooseberry to better show-up the lime and citrus. Terrific shellfish wine. £4.49 Comte Tolosan Colombard/Sauvignon 2002 An exotic blend of grapefuit, tonic water, herbs and sleek citrus. A curiously delicious wine. £4.49 Concha y Toro Casillero del Diablo Sauvignon Blanc 2001 Crisp, dry and steely, this is classic under-a-fiver sauvignon of compellingly stylish fruit. £4.99 Concha Y Toro Casillero Del Diablo Sauvignon Blanc 2002 Delicious fresh melon and lemon with a touch of gooseberry. Very classy. £5.49 Cono Sur Viognier 2004 Charming apricot. £5.49 Cono sur Viognier 2005 Crisp, tangy, very dry - not a classic Viognier but a decent shellfish accompaniment. £4.99 Copper Crossing Medium White 2000 Very smoky and floral - musky pear fruit with subtle lemon. Brilliant with Eastern dishes. £2.99 Corallo Primitivo 2001 A brilliant spicy food red. Has burned black cherry fruit, a hint of nut, and a superb layered finish. £5.99 Corazon Bonarda 2000 Very sweet and unthrilling on the finish. £4.49 Corazon Pinot Gris 2000 Dry, delicious apricot fruit. Superb texture. Superb value for money. £5.99 Cotes du Ventoux La Mission Rouge 2001 Couth and calm, nothing too sweaty or rustic, with delicious cherry/chocolate fruit and firm tannins. Cotes du Ventoux, La Mission 2001 Rustic, rich, dry, earthy, herby - brilliant. Has cherries and plums with a sprinkling of savoury tannins. £4.99 Delicato Cabernet Sauvignon 2000 Entertaining tannins, not too severe, and bright berried fruit. £5.99 Delicato Family Vineyards Cabernet 2000 Blackcurrants and plums here. Smooth finish. Seems most pasta-able to me. £5.99 Delicato Family Vineyards Shiraz 2001 This has the aromas of ripe cherries, and plums which yield soft, silky, smooth fruit. £5.99 Domaine de la Thebaide Minervois 2001 Rustic couthness and charm. Delicious grilled berries with svelte tannins. £5.99 Don Darias Tinto NV Ah! The timeless Don! How he still flows! Not quietly that's for sure. The current blend tastes as if made from bruised, windfall fruit. £3.99 Eden Torrontes 2003 Delicious dry grapey aperitif. Real class and restrained tangy finesse. £4.49 Errazuriz Merlot 2001 The luxury of drinking vinified Gucci leather loafers with ruffled velvet stitching. It’s all texture, this glorious liquid. £5.99 Errazuriz Syrah 2001 Sumptuous berries. £5.99 Errazuriz Unoaked Chardonnay 2004 Big, rich and creamy, wonderful with a seafood salad - oily, complete, sublime. £5.99 Face A Face Colombard Sauvignon VDP Cotes de Gascogne 2005 Delicious floral tippling. Quite dry but deliciously summery. £5.99 Fetzer Chardonnay/Viognier 2000 Lovely chewy texture to the apricot/peach fruit. £5.99 Fetzer Valley Oaks Syrah Rose 2001 Good cherry-ripe fruit, well textured, dry and food friendly. £5.99 Fiordaliso Pinot Grigio 2003 Has an edge reminiscent of grapefruit. £4.99 Firefinch Sauvignon Blanc 2003 Concentrated pure gooseberry with a lime under-tone. £4.49 First Cape Chenin Blanc 2005 Melon and citrus. Well worn formula. Nothing outrageous. £4.99 First Cape Ltd Release Sauvingon Blanc 2005 Firmly tangy and ripe yet deliciously crisp to finish. £5.99 Fitou Special Reserve 1999 Pleasant rustic tippling. What is special? What is reserved? Beats me. £4.79 Flinders Realm Colombard/Chardonnay 2004 Tangy, ripe, great with Thai food. £4.99 Flinders Realm Verdelho Chardonnay 2004 Lovely ripe edge to spicy peach. £5.49 French Revolution Chenin/Sauvignon, VdP d'Oc 2000 Would suit Oriental fishcakes. £4.99 Gallo Turning Leaf Chardonnay 2000 Not good £5.99 Graham Beck Chardonnay 2001 Surge of melon on the finish. £5.99 Grenache Blanc le Catalan 2002 Shows interesting gooseberry and lime fruit with a suggestion of crunchiness. £4.99 Grenache Noir Le Catalan 2002 Superbly soft yet wonderfully characterful. It offers plums and gently spicy berries with a hint of chocolate and the tannins bite a bit. £5.29 Grenache Noir VDP des Cotes Catalans 2002 Sprauncy richness and good stretched tannins. Excellent roast chicken red. £5.29 Hardys Varietal Range Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 How delicious can a cab sauv get? Treads a delicate line between richness and restraint. £4.99 Hardys Varietal Range Chardonnay 2001 Delicate, very delicate for an Aussie chardonnay. Has lovely lime-edged, toffe-apple richness (subtle yet persistent) and good balancing acids. £4.99 Houghton Wildflower Ridge Classic Dry Red 2002 Good firm plums with some hints of strawberry. £5.99 Houghton Wildflower Ridge Classic Dry White 2003 Charming hints of paw-paw and lemon with a touch of herb, light but pleasant. £5.99 Imbizo Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 Very dry, very. £4.99 Imbizo Cape Red NV Dry, pleasing cherry bustle on the finish. £3.99 Imbizo Cape White NV Delightful citrus effect on the tongue. £3.99 Imbizo Chardonnay 2002 Rather a cosmetic edge to the fruit. £4.99 Imbizo Medium Dry White NV Moving towards being a bore. £3.99 Imbizo Merlot 2001 Needs a good whacking with a curry. £4.99 Imbizo Pinotage 2001 Extraordinary burned rubber fruit. Fine with burned rubber omelette. £4.99 Imbizo Shiraz 2000 Dark, chewy fruit of some charm. £4.99 Jacobs Creek Dry Riesling 2001 Lovely dry nuttiness and melon/lemon richness. Cellar it for 10 years or drink it now with Thai food. £5.79 Ken Forrester handmade Chenin blanc 2005 The great white wine in the world under four quid. Gripping waxy fruit, hint of spice, apricot and pear richness. (18 points at £3.99, 3 for 2 deal) £5.99 Ken Forrester Handmade Chenin Blanc 2005 Superbly bouncy and opulent lovely melon, pear, citrus richness-es with a delicate finish of great class and charm. £5.99 Kendermann Dry Riesling 2002 Dry and crisp. £4.99 Kendermann Organic Rose 2002 What a delicious, cherry-subtle, dry wine of surprising concentration. £4.99 Kendermann Organic White 2002 Rather sweet. £4.99 Kendermanns Dry Riesling, Pfalz 2001 Pineapple and pear richness. Good with Thai food or perfectly charming on a humid summer afternoon. £4.49 Kendermanns Organic White 2001 Has some tangy alertness, but the finish could be wittier. £4.99 Kendermans Organic White 2001 A delicious grapefruit tinged, clean white wine of consummate quaffability. £4.99 Kumala Chenin/Semillon 2005 Very crisp and fish and chip friendly. £5.99 Kumala Genmus Red 2005 If bulk bought, it’s a bargain - and a terrific red for mildly spicy indian etc. food. £4.99 Kumala Genus 2005 Cheap melon tippling. £4.99 Kumala Pinotage Shiraz 2005 Sweet, curry-friendly fruit. £5.99 Kumala Pinotage/Cinsault 2002 Dry plums - picks up some pace on the finish. £4.79 Kumala Semillon/Chardonnay 2001 Very fruity and warm. Good with spicy food. £4.79 Kumala Shiraz/Ruby Cabernet 2002 Spicy - and suits spicy food. £4.79 KWV Cabernet Sauvignon 2000 Dry and decently berried. £4.99 KWV Chardonnay 2002 Good woody style which needs to be drunk young. Aged, the wood will eat the fruit £5.49 KWV Chenin Blanc 2002 Delicious nutty pineapple and lemon. £4.49 KWV Pinotage 2000 Spicy and a spicy food friend. £4.99 KWV Roodeberg 2000 Has rich berries and good tannins. Respectable finish. £5.99 La Caresse Rouge, VdP Vaucluse 2000 Thin, touch of cotton sock (unlaundered). £3.79 La Chasse du Pape Cotes du Rhone 2000 Paul Trelford rated. Always one of the tastiest Rhone brands, this vintage is stuffed with rich tannins and herbs. £5.99 La Chasse du Pape Grande Reserve White 2002 Very classy unhurried old world demureness. Dry, gently oily, firm - will age for a couple of years yet. £5.99 La Corunna Cava NV Recommended (no comments) £4.99 La Nature Organic La Mancha Blanco 2001 Fresh, keen and crisp, it has dry pear/lemon fruit with a dry finish. Good with smoked fish dishes. £4.79 La Riada Old Vines Garnacha 2002 A deliciously soupy, savoury, ripe, gulpable red of great panache. £4.99 Laurent Miquel Syrah 2002 Bustling honeyberries of softness and restrained jaminess. £4.99 Laurent Miquel Syrah 2002 Harmony from vigorous plums,roasted berries and a touch of juiciness with the tannins. £5.49 Le Catalan Grenache Blanc 2002 Dry, shell-fish wine. £4.99 Le Catalan Grenache Rouge 2002 Lovely textured prunes apricots and warm tannins. What a fabulous food tipple £5.29 Les Foncanelles Vermentino/Chardonnay 2005 Finely textured apricot and citrus fruit. Very classy. £4.99 Les Foncanelles Vermintino Chardonnay VDP d'Oc 2005 What an amazing bargain! Smoky pear citrus and dry melon fruit of great charm. £4.99 Marc Xero Chardonnay 2001 Very rich fruit, smoky and food-friendly. Has delicious taint free screwcap. £5.49 Marquis de la Cour Demi Sec NV A touch revolting. £4.49 Masterpeace Cabernet/Shiraz/Grenache 2003 Much better from this label. Good balance to the acids/tannins. Excellent curry red. £4.99 Masterpeace Grenache/Shiraz/Sangiovese Rose 2003 Sticky plum edge to it. £4.99 Masterpeace Shiraz Sangiovese Rose 2003 Best to make a jelly out of it and serve it with cold chips. £4.99 Matua Valey Malbec/Merlot 2002 The malbec gives the wine a plummy savouriness; the merlot a soft raspberry edge. The result is a delicious fish stew red (lightly chilled). £5.99 Minervois Castel Rouge NV A very charming, highly quaffable cherry/plum red. £3.99 Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Umani Ronchi 2000 Very fresh-edged plums, hint of dry raspberry, touches from the brisk tannins as it finishes. £4.49 Nathanson Creek Cabernet Sauvignon 1999 Rich and ready. £4.99 Nathanson Creek Californian Red 2000 Very jammy and baked (half, alas). £4.49 Nathanson Creek White Zinfandel 2000 Repulsive stuff. £4.49 Nobilo White Cloud 2001 Bit ho-hum and muddy on the finish. £5.49 Nottage Hill Chardonnay 2001 One of the best vintages. Has Euro-style vegetality and dryness with finishing oomph of warm melon and sunny, under-ripe gooseberries. £5.99 Old Vines Grenache Blanc, Valle du Torgan 2001 Superb nuttiness and subtle pear/melon fruit. Real class and style here. Origin Chardonnay 2003 Rich and very slurpable. £4.99 Origin Chardonnay 2004 Smoky, ripe, hugely quaffable. £4.99 Origin Chenin/Chardonnay 2004 Most unusual grapefruit/citrus edge to the melon fruit. Delicious. £4.99 Origin Garnacha 2002 Real sticky fruit, ticks to the ribs. Roasted cherries. £4.99 Origin Merlot 2003 Stunning level of textured chutzpah. Full on berries, vibrant tannins, a rich finish of charred fruit. £4.99 Origin Organic Shiraz 2005 Good rough stuff. That's not to say crude, just bustling all-elbow richness. £5.99 Origin Sauvignon Blanc 2002 Bit clammy on the finish. £4.99 Origin Touraine Sauvignon Blanc 2002 Raw and merrily expressive of the grape and dilute on the finish. £4.99 Oxford Landing Merlot 2001 Jammy but keeps sane and balanced thanks to the tight tannins. Has bouncy berries and a lovely warm texture to the throat-caressing finish. £5.99 Oxford Landing Sauvignon Blanc 2002 Intense grassy chewiness here. A superb white for smoked fish. £5.49 Penfolds Rawsons Retreat Riesling 2001 Delicious lime-rich, gooseberry (crisp) with a touch of soft pear. If only it had a screwcap it could be cellared for a decade £5.49 Penfolds Rawsons Retreat Semillon/Chardonnay 2001 Very warm and cuddly - perhaps not the best credentials for a refreshing white? But with spicy Thai food this wine is a triumph. £5.99 Pic St Loup Reserve 2001 Shows delightfully frisky fruit with dry tannins. £5.99 Pic St. Loup VDP Coteaux de Langeudoc 2001 Delightfully rich and firm. Lovely plum fruit with a hint of grilled almond £5.99 Pinot Grigio, Fiordaliso 2001 Hint of dry raspberry to an overall crisp, fresh white. £4.99 Porta Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon/Carmenere 2004 Good, Burned berries. £5.99 Porta Reserve Chardonnay 2005 Good melony richness. £5.99 Porta Reserve Chardonnay 2005 Knock up a slightly spicy fish stew for a dozen people and throw this wine at it. (16 points at £3.99, 3 for 2 deal) £5.99 Premier Chenin Blanc 2005 Lovely plump fruit. Brilliant with mildly spicy oriental food. Really complex and classy £5.99 Premier Chenin Blanc Anjou 2005 Touch too sweet for me. £3.99 Premiere Sauvignon Blanc 2005 Routine opening picks up some speed as it finishes. £5.99 Radcliffe’s Beaujolais 2001 Brilliantly screwcapped - which all beaujolais ought to be - and what a difference it makes to the wine. All the tannins are retained and the plummy fruit is harvest fresh and tangy with a hint of wild raspberry. £4.99 Radcliffe’s Cotes du Rhone Reserve Rouge 2001 Shows dry yet lightly grilled plum fruit. It has good firm tannins and ripe finishing berries and it is what I can only characterise as a solid casserole red. £5.99 Radcliffes Bordeaux Sauvignon 2003 Very elegant, classy, restrained yet deeply satisfying. £5.99 Radcliffes Muscadet Sur Lie 2004 Wow! A real old-style Muscadet clean and fresh, with some modernist, funky touches. £5.99 Radcliffes Pinot Grigio 2005 Very fat and odd, very untypical. £4.99 Radclifffe’s Muscadet de Sevre et Maine Sur Lie 2002 Fresh and lively and an excellent specimen of a(deservedly)much derided species. Its citrus and hint-of-pineapple undertone give it elegance and bite. £4.99 River Route Pinot Noir 1998 Oxidised toffees, very dry and odd. £3.99 Rocco Bay Smooth Red 2005 And boy is it smooth! It’s positively toadying. £5.99 Rondanini Gavi Terradavino 2003 Deliciously unusual lemon with a hint of limey peach. £5.99 Roque Martin Rose 2005 For its money it's the most impressively elegant and incisively subtle rose in the land. £5.99 Rose de Syrah Vin de Pays D’Oc 2002 Dry cherries, very chewy. £4.99 Santa Julia Viognier 2006 Open-hearted apricot and lemon. £5.99 Santo Cristo Tempranillo/Garnacha Campo de Borja 2002 Wild cherry, roasted nuts, good plummy finish. £4.99 Shamwari Chardonnay 2004 A great treat with tropical food. £5.99 Stormhoek Pinot Grigio Amazing take on this grape in that it displays the rich apricot of the Alsace version with the nervous freshness of the Italian. £5.99 Talaris Chardonnay 2002 (Bulgaria) Delicious, dry, slightly vegetal richness. £3.99 Talaris Chardonnay 2002 (Hungary) Very firm, rich (yet not OTT) fruit. Good glugging style, dry £3.99 Talaris Pinot Noir 2001 Surprisingly spritely and drily incisive. Superb chilled with salmon grilled rare £3.99 Talus Chardonnay 2000 Paul Trelford rated. A big, rich chardonnay with resplendent fruit and classy depths of flavour - you can almost taste that Californian sunshine. £5.99 Talus Zinfandel 1999 Marvellous spicy food wine with its baked berries, plums and toasty tannins. £5.99 Terra Zano Rosso VDT NV Curiously beetrooty and yet charming - as long as sausage and mash are beside the glass. £2.99 Timara Dry White 1999 A little mule-loaded on the finish. £3.99 Torres Vina Esmerelda 2003 Screwcap. The perfect thai curry white: rich, fluent fruit of apricots and a touch of pear. £5.99 Torres Vina Sol 2001 Very elegant, lemon/melon fruit with a subtle touch of thyme. Very stylish, restrained but impactful £4.99 Torres Vina Sol 2003 Excellent dry melon fruit. £4.99 Touraine Sauvignon Blanc Domaine Pre-Baron 2002 Better, crisper, more structured and more tantalisingly tangier than many a Sancerre. £5.99 Valpolicella Classico, Zenato 1999 Superb drinking here. Lovely complex cherries, plums, figs (dry), raspberry and prunes. Tannins in good order too. Lovely texture, gorgeous price tag. £4.99 Valpolicella Superiore Zenato 2000 Has cherries with a touch of roasted loganberry and slow-to evolve tannins. £5.99 Van Loveren Wolverine Creek Sauvigon Blanc 2001 Superb depth and balance to it. Real class in a glass. £4.49 VDP D’Oc Muscat/Viognier Vin de Pays d’Oc 2002 Brilliant peach fruit, subtle, superb with Thai food. £4.99 Verdicchio Castella de Jesi Classico 2004 Delicious pineapple-edged peach. £5.99 Verdicchio Moncaro 2002 Lovely! Subtle dry apricot daintiness £4.79 Villa Atuel Syrah 2000 Dry yet juicy, with a tangy undertone to the fruit which has some richness to the tannins. £5.49 Vin Five Next Generation Cabernet/Merlot 2003 What a neat turn of speed it shows as it engages the taste buds with gripping berries. £4.49 Vin Five Next Generation Chardonnay/Semillon 2003 Plumply peachy yet dry to finish. Good with oriental food. £4.49 Vina Casablanca Collection Privada Sauvignon 2005 So primly and correctly sauvignon blanc it makes the teeth ache, nicely, sympathetically and shellfish will love it. £5.99 Vineyard X Garnacha 2003 Simple fruity glugging offering highly agreeable plums with some savoury dash and a finish showing soft tannins. Real bargain glugging £2.99 Vineyard X Garnacha 2005 The sleekest real red wine in the UK under three quid (3 for 2 deal). Elegant tannins with classy plums. £4.49 Vouvray Coteaux Tufiers 2001 Wonderful texture and tangy tangerine, lemon, ripe ogen melon and pineapple - with a dry honey edge. Will cellar brilliantly for years. £5.99 Wolf Blass Chardonnay/Semillon 2002 Rather tame and has little acidic oomph to give it poise. £5.99

wendym

THANK YOU MARTIN!

Just been to Wine Rack in Newark, where Oz Clarke charmed me into buying wines I didn't know (mainly Chilean). And the staff were happy to take the voucher..the manager said he has had phone calls from New Zealand asking about it!

gobbyash

If you buy £50 of wine from the Tesco.com website, there is a code for 1500 Clubcard Points floating about - which is worth £60 in Clubcard Deals.

I have made three orders of over £50 and have effectively received 100% off.

regards

gobbyash
info gleaned from https://www.paidtoshop.co.uk

mike1_2

"How's it bad if I got a bottle of Bollinger for £6.50 cheaper than Tesco?"

how big was the bottle ?