Asda wine mini-tasters now only £1 = £4/litre

sarahg1969

Definitely worth keeping the vouchers to use after the tasters have run out.

keelykat

I might pop in and get myself several bottles for xmas-i dont drink much in one go so these taster bottle sound like a good idea!

keely.

surfsister

I bought a mini bottle but didn't get a coupon should I have?

parkemitch

Hi,

We bought 4 bottles for £4 :T and got 4 vouchers back at the till saying £2 off

and you should have had a little voucher back.

barmonkey

alanclose wrote: »

I would guess its because it looks like they are getting rid of all the taster bottles but the vouchers will allow you to get cheap wine until March next year

according to my local manager they are not getting rid of them, its going to be an on going thing but only £1 untill the new year.

malid

Make sure the checkout operator puts all the bottles in manually. I bought 39 of these testers on Saturday; 5 different varieties. When I checked my vouchers, I only had 5 £2 off vouchers. When I returned today to complain, I was told it was because they had been entered as 7 x variety, 6 y variety etc and that in order to get a voucher for each taster (as the ad says), all bottkes had to be tilled up separately. After some discussion, teh original tasters were all 'refunded' the resold (properly) an voila, 30 vouchers.

I agree with earlier poster, whilst you can buy the £1 bottles and save the vouchers for when the tasters run out!

Happy Xmas:beer:

myrnahaz

The full sized version of the beaujolais is on rollback at the moment at about £4.48, so it actually comes in at £2.98 a bottle if you use a £1.50 'taster' voucher - which makes it 2p cheaper than 3 tasters.
Some of the other full sized bottles were on rollback as well - can't recall which at the moment.