Bottle of Glayva liqueur 500ml - only £6 with coupon

princesslou_2

manila wrote: »

with the price match, do i need to buy only one bottle, or can i have 2-3 in the same transaction?
it would save me emails and receipts.
Thanks

the glayva voucher actually states "one per person per day". now to me, i can put 6 through in the same transaction - as long as i have 5 other people with me. it doesnt say "one per transaction". so it depends how brave you are, if your going alone. i have been in twice now and bought 2 in each transaction. the checkout girls havn't even read my voucher. however in the past i have had trouts that have pulled me up on it and i wasnt brave enough to argue the "its not per transaction" rule. so i would either take someone with you and be prepared to argue (if your unlucky) or head to a young, hungover looking person who looks like they cant be bothered being there! i find they let anything through . also i make sure i say "can i use one of those for each bottle" as i hand the vouchers, so they assume i've read the rules and what im doing is legitimate

GlennTheBaker

I got 2 bottles on Saturday and used 2 coupons but Mrs Baker was with me so, if challenged, I was all ready to say we were using 1 each. As it happened, the young woman on the checkout was an absolute delight and cheerfully scanned them both, along with 2 Philadelphia coupons.

clairelou44

Does anyone know how long it will be £9 in asda?

brandobhoy

GlennTheBaker wrote: »

I got 2 bottles on Saturday and used 2 coupons but Mrs Baker was with me so, if challenged, I was all ready to say we were using 1 each. As it happened, the young woman on the checkout was an absolute delight and cheerfully scanned them both, along with 2 Philadelphia coupons.

Is it just me or does anyone else scan the till to find the person who looks like they cant be bothered working there so wont challange you when you produce your vouchers lol

Krackingtoast

So... is it nice?

Edit: Ha, just read the 4th post.
"I have been drinking both for around £40 years and Drambuie has the edge, but it got so expensive, that I had to resort to Glava... If you haven't tasted either, the Glava makes a nice present."

I guess the answer is no then if you taste it realise it will make a nice present.:D

Raven

Krackingtoast wrote: »

So... is it nice?

Edit: Ha, just read the 4th post.
"I have been drinking both for around £40 years and Drambuie has the edge, but it got so expensive, that I had to resort to Glava... If you haven't tasted either, the Glava makes a nice present."

I guess the answer is no then if you taste it realise it will make a nice present.:D

Yes it is nice Straight over a lot or ice or straight warmed in your hand, its very like Ron Miel (Honey Rum from the Canaries) and can also be mixed with , say Fanta Exotic to taste like a breezer but is (imho) best straight.


Also great (as is Drambuie) as a medicinal drink (warmed -30secs in the micro) late at night in bed if you have a sore throat. :rotfl:



No doubt someone will be along soon to say its rank but for £6 (or even maybe £3) its a class drink. :beer:

diluvsdiscounts

Thanks for this OP I also got a £3 till spit a while ago so used both plus pricechecker and got a christmas present for 3.00.

lucy*locket

brandobhoy wrote: »

Is it just me or does anyone else scan the till to find the person who looks like they cant be bothered working there so wont challange you when you produce your vouchers lol

yes I do that too, it's so embarrassing if they challenge the voucher. It happened once in Sainsbury's, mind you that was with a young suprvisor and and older SA so the age theory doesn't always work.....

Aidy

Nudge wrote: »

In todays Sunday Mail You Magazine Pullout there is a Coupon
for £3 Off valid to 26/10
Valid at Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsburys and The Whisky Shop

Anyone tried the MoS and Glayva web coupons together?

bargainhuntress_2

Aidy wrote: »

Anyone tried the MoS and Glayva web coupons together?

Someone on the printable money off coupons link has it worked!

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https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3494051