When Lidl stores open this morning, the wine shelves should be proudly displaying their latest major French wine promotion. Here is what I consider to be the pick of its components.
Two inviting reds for you to try this time folks. One a welcome return for a neglected hero and the other from an area, undeservedly, never actually on the beaten path.
September usually brings those hearty reds out of “hibernation” but here are three contrasting whites to give summer one last hurrah. Red fans, however, should take a look at the soft and fruity one that has been added to last week’s post.
Once again M&S combines originality with really tasty wines including a partner for Thai food and champagne for those put off by the style’s conventional acidity.
Take a detailed look at this selection of “what’s new and good value” at Majestic; three of my top choices cost less than £6.
Tesco’s new promotion starts today so here is a close look at three of the wines involved and tips on eight more that will repay investigation as “House Wines”
Sainsbury’s “25% off when you buy any six wines” deal may have less than 48 hours to run but here are four bottles that drop to almost give away prices for everyone taking up the offer.
Waitrose does especially well with mid-priced wines but here is an impressive red and a reliable white that are both discounted to £5.99.
Two under £5 bottles (and more besides) at your local Co-op can be perfect as unwinding “no special occasion” wines.
A ten day “extra 25% off wine” promotion begins today in Sainsbury’s stores outside Scotland. Here are a couple of examples of what it means.
While keen prices explain much of the so-called discounters’ success, these varied but impressive bottles help show exactly why Aldi was also crowned 2015 Multiple Wine Retailer of the Year
From £4.97 upwards, there is much to cheer in this Asda selection combining, as it does, their Extra Special premium wines with the new Wine Atlas range.
A new Tesco wine promotion starts today and its highlights may seem like a “blast from the past” but the wine is anything but – with discounts of up to a third to tempt the thrifty.
India and Brazil are great cricketing and footballing nations, but wine producers? Surely not! ……….. If you think so too, be prepared for a surprise.
What’s not to love about this collection of the unusual, the historical and the traditional (but with a twist) – especially as prices start at £5.32
Anyone seeking kindly priced Kiwi pinot noir, two contrasting sauvignons and a superb summer red at under £6.50 will find this re-launched page is exactly the place for them.
