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Tesco Wine Offer
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betheebee
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Had a look on their site https://www.tesco.com and found
Marques de Leon red and white £2.00 a bottle. not bad, good when chilled
Tesco French wine red and white £2.37 quite good
Tesco Soave £2.43. not tried this one.
Loads more at under £2.60
Don't forget to go through Quidco for cashback.
There is a code for free delivery on the Tesco page.
Before all the wine buffs start slating the wine, no it's not the best, but some of us can't afford the top tasting stuff.
Marques de Leon red and white £2.00 a bottle. not bad, good when chilled
Tesco French wine red and white £2.37 quite good
Tesco Soave £2.43. not tried this one.
Loads more at under £2.60
Don't forget to go through Quidco for cashback.
There is a code for free delivery on the Tesco page.
Before all the wine buffs start slating the wine, no it's not the best, but some of us can't afford the top tasting stuff.
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I'll have a look at these, thanksThe £2.00 Coin Savers Club = approx £22.00 :rolleyes: :j.. The 20p Savers Club = £17.80.
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is this the wine bit or the grocery bit?The sign of a wasted life is a tidy house, Welcome to the chaos!0
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louise_1981 wrote:is this the wine bit or the grocery bit?0
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where's the grabbit?
those are the usual prices on that site for those wines!0 -
Tesco don't always stock these wines0
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wannasave wrote:where's the grabbit?
those are the usual prices on that site for those wines!
Turner Road Chardonnay 2003 was £79.69 now £39.85 that's £3.32 a bottle and it is a good wine, Happy?0 -
Buying very cheap wine is a false economy. If you spend just a little more on a bottle of wine (see table) then the increase in the actual amount spent on wine content can be dramatic. This is not about being unable 'to afford the top tasting stuff' - there is a huge difference between a £2 bottle and a £5 bottle. You may as well enjoy one good £5 bottle than tolerate two poor quality £2 ones.
Most of the costs on a bottle of wine are fixed, including packaging (corks, labels, capsule, carton, bottle - 32p), bottling (8p) and distribution (26p). The government takes 44% of the cost of the wine in tax and duty. The rest goes on the retailer's margin (approximately 30%). So the more you pay for a bottle of wine, the more is going on actual wine.
____________________Actual wine content_________Duty and VAT
£3.99 bottle of wine__________£0.63________________£1.85
£5.99 bottle of wine__________£1.84________________£2.14
£7.99 bottle of wine__________£3.05________________£2.45
Just for information but I think it's worth seeing the above examples.It's not the taking part but the winning that counts.0 -
Thanks for that dbonbon. Very informative, i'd not realised the difference. I shall try and spend a little more in future!0
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Some of the other Tesco wine prices/offers are
http://!!!!!!.uk/beta/ItemSearch.aspx?SM=Tesco&src=ddl&Search=wine%20cl0
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