12 bottles of Italian wine plus MANY extras - £59.99 delivered to your door

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Nov 6, 2015
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£59.99, including free postage for all of the below:

- A 12 bottle case of Italian wine. Choose either a case of white wines, red wines or a mixed case with six of each.
- 6 food delicacies, including Modena balsamic vinegar, Parmesan risotto, Cantucci biscuits and pesto
- Wine gift box
- Professional sommelier's set
- Bottle of Nebbiolo d’Alba Superiore DOC 2012 – an excellent, oak-aged wine with hints of red fruits and sweet violets.

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All for £59.99 including delivery to your door.

Just CLICK HERE and order online.
 

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Cheshire Cat

The most curious thing..
I've used Giordano for years (had a couple last night) - never seen it on here before though.
 






knocky1

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Jan 20, 2010
13,108
The 12 piece porcelain dinner set looks ideal for a Greek plate smashing session. Can't knock the price.
 






Shy Talk

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Mar 3, 2012
908
Brighton
The actual offer seems to be different from the original advert. Instead of the porcelain, it's got an additional bottle in a box, and the food differs slightly. Which did you order, Bozza?
 


NSC Offers

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Nov 6, 2015
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The actual offer seems to be different from the original advert. Instead of the porcelain, it's got an additional bottle in a box, and the food differs slightly. Which did you order, Bozza?

The offer has been so successful that the wine merchant is all out of plates. We'll update the opening post with the revised offer which still, we think, offers great value.
 






Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003
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Back in Sussex
The actual offer seems to be different from the original advert. Instead of the porcelain, it's got an additional bottle in a box, and the food differs slightly. Which did you order, Bozza?

Good spot! I got the new offer, which is probably for the best as we don't need the crockery and I was thinking I might just end up taking it to a charity shop. The extra bottle of wine and accessories will be more use to me! It might be wrapped up as an emergency present at Christmas for when someone unexpectedly give me something (probably a bottle of wine).
 


Shy Talk

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Mar 3, 2012
908
Brighton
Good spot! I got the new offer, which is probably for the best as we don't need the crockery and I was thinking I might just end up taking it to a charity shop. The extra bottle of wine and accessories will be more use to me! It might be wrapped up as an emergency present at Christmas for when someone unexpectedly give me something (probably a bottle of wine).
Agreed. Still a good offer and even more wine! I'm in.
 




Superphil

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Jul 7, 2003
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In a pile of football shirts
How much is it to ensure NO Italian wine is delivered to my door :sick: * **

* gives me a shocking headache
** except Amarone :love:
 


Cheshire Cat

The most curious thing..
Any good? I've just ordered.
Currently on my second bottle of the night. Highly recommended, and selection not available in supermarkets.

PS If I didn't already have an order in for 3 crates of their wine, I would be all over this like a rash :drink::drink::drink::drink:.
 
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Vankleek Hill Seagull

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Jul 5, 2003
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Vankleek Hill, actually....
"Thank you for taking the time to consider the offer but unfortunately it is currently unavailable in your area."

That's because I'm in Canada. Any way us ex-pats can take advantage of this offer? I wouldn't mind shipping this to my parents in preparation of my Chrimbo arrival. :)

I assume to get round this problem, I'll have to VPN using a UK proxy.
 




heathgate

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Apr 13, 2015
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Good spot! I got the new offer, which is probably for the best as we don't need the crockery and I was thinking I might just end up taking it to a charity shop. The extra bottle of wine and accessories will be more use to me! It might be wrapped up as an emergency present at Christmas for when someone unexpectedly give me something (probably a bottle of wine).
My brother is getting the box and accessories.... saves me a few quid for his present...he is rarely grateful anyway...
 


Shy Talk

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Mar 3, 2012
908
Brighton
Mine arrived on Wednesday. Haven't touched a drop yet, but ate the pasta yesterday- was superb. May crack open a bottle of red later.
 


KT17

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Apr 19, 2014
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In my experience with wine you get what you pay for.

Very occasionally more.

More usually less...
 


Monkey Man

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Jan 30, 2005
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Neither here nor there
In my experience with wine you get what you pay for.

Very occasionally more.

More usually less...

If you're paying £5 for a bottle of wine, that equates to about 50p on the wine itself. £2.05 is duty, 84p is VAT, 83p is a typical retail margin, 55p is a realistic bottling cost and 23p a fair figure to allow for the distribution. Spend £8 and although some of those figures stay the same you're actually spending £2 on the wine - in other words, you might expect a product that's four times as good for just 60% more outlay.

We've got some great independent wine shops in Sussex: Butlers, Quaff, 10 Green Bottles, Hennings, South Down Cellars etc etc ... well worth seeking out at this time of year, regardless of how much you know about wine.
 




knocky1

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Jan 20, 2010
13,108
If you're paying £5 for a bottle of wine, that equates to about 50p on the wine itself. £2.05 is duty, 84p is VAT, 83p is a typical retail margin, 55p is a realistic bottling cost and 23p a fair figure to allow for the distribution. Spend £8 and although some of those figures stay the same you're actually spending £2 on the wine - in other words, you might expect a product that's four times as good for just 60% more outlay.

We've got some great independent wine shops in Sussex: Butlers, Quaff, 10 Green Bottles, Hennings, South Down Cellars etc etc ... well worth seeking out at this time of year, regardless of how much you know about wine.

A good explanation of wine duty being a regressive tax. Champagne Socialists are alright, Jack.
 




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