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Canny Drinkers Alert – 25% Off at Sainsbury’s

Once again, Sainsbury’s are offering 25% off with purchases of six or more bottles from today – until 6 June. Here is one star rosé you can use the deal to buy – along with several others to which a double discount applies.

They must work well because another of Sainsbury’s “25% off promotions” starts today and applies when customers buy 6 or more bottles in store and online; it runs until Tuesday 6 June 2017.

As before, the deal covers all wines including those already on promotion but does not apply to “Convenience” branches or in Scotland (where the law prohibits multi-buy discounts) but do check in store before you start loading your trolley.

As usual, click on the picture for an enlarged image that will help you track down the wine on crowded shelves.

So what to buy?

As a brilliant treat for (I hope) a sunny Bank Holiday do take a look at this classy, award winning wine that, to me, typifies great Provence rosé.

Floral, minty and delicate 2016 Mirabeau Etoile Rosé (£16 – but £12 on a multi buy discount) sure-footedly balances strawberry, red apple and red cherry fruit with touches of spice and a burst of fresh acidity.

High spots from the current promotion

This time the 25% deal runs through to the end of the current promotion so I have picked out a few good options from that list and – as usual – show three prices next to them. One is the list price, one refers to the current promotion while the lowest applies if you qualify for the 25% “double discount”.

  • Taste the Difference Soave Classico (£4.50/£6/£7) – red apple fruit with a savoury edge and lime centred acidity.
  • Taste the Difference Coolwater Bay Sauvignon Blanc (£5.45/£7.25/£8) with mild gooseberry flavours and complex orange depth.
  • Les Caillottes Sancerre Rosé (£7.50/£10/£12) – ripe but subtle strawberry fruit with depth and a suspicion of sweetness.
  • Taste the Difference Padthaway Cabernet Sauvignon (£4.50/£6/£7) – soft but substantial bramble and plum fruit with touches of menthol, herbs and vanilla.
  • Chateau des Jacques Moulin a Vent(£9.75/£13/ £15) – Consistently reliable Beaujolais – Burgundian in style with bright raspberry and black cherry fruit.

 

 

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