I am hugely impressed by the value and expertise represented by the intense red featured here and the classy white that costs just a couple of pounds more.
An Easter wine bonanza starts in Tesco this morning. To find out whether – and how – you qualify for Rioja Reserva at £4.13 and New Zealand pinot at £5.25, click on the “Read More” or “Continue Reading” buttons.
Your local Co-op has a good all-round selection on promotion at the moment but three everyday reds offer especially good value for money.
There is real diversity to Majestic’s current promotion and going in to look them over may gain you a chocolate egg too.
Stop Press: A fresh five day multi-buy discount starts this morning at Sainsbury’s
M&S has an ambitious discount deal running for most of this month – perfect for trying an unusual white, a retro one or some excellent sherry.
Come on savvy shoppers here are two impressive pinots – one under a fiver – and a tasty Italian blend that will most certainly brighten the last few weeks of winter.
Every quarter Lidl seems to come up with a new and (yet again) keenly priced promotion. With prices from £5.99 and a diverse range of countries – from Australia to Hungary – you will find most tastes are catered for in the collection being launched today.
Read all about a well priced red that is as good for your conscience as it is on your taste buds.
Here are three wines that epitomise what this site is all about – well made, agreeable wine punching well above its price point.
A really tempting reduction is being offered on one of Majestic’s top selling whites, but you need to be quick – this promotion ends on Monday
Take a look at this handful of nicely structured yet good value wines – half of them on promotion – from two of the best known High Street names.
Range over Europe and the Southern hemisphere for brilliantly priced wine and an illustration of the difference between value and price.
Here are six wines that punch well above their price point and help to illustrate why this retailer saw High Street sales rise by 7% in the run up to Christmas
Here are a couple of good reasons (one an established bottle and one a surprise) to pop into the UK’s ubiquitous wine retailer.
Heeding my advice to experiment with a few unusual wines, here are three you can test out without spending too much money – or risk wasting any of it on duff wine.
