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50% off on Selected Cases of Wine - CellarMasters

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50% off on Selected Cases of Wine - CellarMasters
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[Deactivated] on 26/12/2014 - 10:12 cellarmasters.com.au (241 clicks)
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50% Off Selected cases of wine at CellarMasters. Free delivery on 2 cases of wine. Here are a few of the offer:

Everyday Reds Dozen (12 bottles) includes:

  • Mcwilliam’s Jj Mcwilliam Merlot (x2)
  • Neil Mcguigan Series Shiraz (x2)
  • Amberton Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon (x2)
  • Stonyfell Selection Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot (x2)
  • Cottonwood Grove Shiraz (x2)
  • Tolley Cellar Reserve Rose (x2)

Everyday Whites Dozen (12 bottles) includes:

  • Pelican Point Pinot Grigio (x2)
  • Regatta Adelaide Hills Sauvignon Blanc (x2)
  • Forbidden Fruit Moscato (x2)
  • Amberton Sauvignon Blanc Semillon (x2)
  • Tolley Cellar Reserve Chardonnay (x2)
  • Tyrrell's Ashmans Semillon Sauvignon Blanc (x2)
This is part of Boxing Day Sales for 2014
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  • bargaino on 26/12/2014 - 10:21
    +1

    Almost all home-brand woolworths labels that have never really sold in significant numbers at the strike-through price.
    Deceptive and misleading conduct.

  • Jamesx on 26/12/2014 - 11:40

    Disagree. I won't neg you as you did.
    Most wines seems to be winery labeled.
    You can't judge quality or value only by Sales quantity.
    Wine taste is aquired and vary a lot too.
    The only question is are these wine tastes good and represents value for money.

    • bargaino on 26/12/2014 - 11:59

      I'm sure the wines are OK for the price.
      They are made under contract by real wineries for Woolwrths Ltd, and given a Woolworths lablel.

      I'm just saying the discounts are fake. Normal price in reality. Cellarmasters is like those oriental rug shops.

      Cottonwood Grove, Tolley, Pelican Point etc etc - google them. Not real wineries, just supermarket brands.

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