Seems to be a recurring promotion. But previous ones expired and has different "code" so here's another code from a $100 "gift card". Website link looks non-specific though. Just go to the above link and the website will autoload the code "SALE17" and password "JNW15PJ3". Select 12 individual wines or a case of 12 wines for the code to discount voucher to work. Unsure when this code expires.
Referee gets a $50-$100 credit, referrer gets a $30 credit after first purchase by referee.
stop buying books - problem solved
where did I say it was a problem?
Cheap wine swill with powerful marketing. Cheers! 🍷
Naked wines has lots of negative comments on Product Review Australia - not recommended.
Mostly the people not realising they will be debited $40 each month that sits in an account as an "Angel Investor". You are told so many times it's actually irritating, but plenty of halfwits don't bother reading and just mash through the forms blindly.
I'd say the wine is above expectations 90% of the time which is better than my experience reading labels at the bottleshop. I'd recommend them if you drink at least a carton of wine every 3 months, and aren't purely a white drinker (seems to be a heavier skew to good reds. Less variety in whites unfortunately)
Of course the wine is "better than (your) experience reading labels". But that doesn't have anything to do with the wine being good.
Agree with toristo's comments. Empty vessels make the most noise. I have had some fantastic reds from Naked Wines. I was lucky enough to pick up some wine made by Daryl Groom at a great price, he used to make Grange for Penfolds.
I put 12 bottles in the basket (total $191.88). Top right page says:
My Account - $100.00 12 Items - $191.88
However, the ordering process won't deduct $100 and asks for credit card details to pay $191.88.
did you take your profile pic when you tried to place the order?
this is always the price, wines are crappy IMHO
I've used naked wines several times in the last couple of years. There is no clear indication that once you put the order in they will sign you up as a meember i.e. charge you a $40 monthly fee which you can use towards buying their wines. Their wines are cheap and non-branded. My cheapest order worked out about $3 per bottle. 11 out of 12 bottles tasted accordingly as cheap. Two bottles went to the sink.
+1 this, there is no indication, and cancellation of the $40 is a hassel. You can't cancel off the account page. You need to send them an email or some shit. Just dodgy. Avoid
Rubbish, when I purchased a case from them I was able to cancel my membership directly after placing the order.
Why didn't you ask for your money back?
They've got a 100% money back guarantee. I had a bottle I didn't like, emailed, refunded. Easy.
As for cheap and non-branded wines, https://www.therealreview.com/who-makes-my-wine/
The same dribbled comments every time this coupon is posted.
Yes, you are automatically signed up for a membership in which after a month you will be charged $40 to continue to be a part of their club, but much like everything else in life, you can choose to cancel it whenever you please.
I actually found their wine not bad, I'm not a connoisseur by any stretch as we've only just started to experiment with wine and get into reds, but for the price you pay it's quite decent.
Also, the company itself is great, they give you timely updates on the status of your order and even give you a courtesy email/card when you receive your order and encourage feedback.
Going to purchase another mixed case as I found their service fantastic and wine enjoyable, and it feels good knowing you are supporting local Aussie wineries.
The cheapest bottle is:
$12.99 x 12 = $155.88 + $4.99 delivery - $100 card = $60.87 delivered for a case. ($5.07 a bottle)
Or I could go to Dan Murphy's and click & collect:
Bowlers Run @ $2.85ea x 12 = $34.2 - $2.90 (Wish GC + Cash Rewards) = $31.30 a case ($2.61 a bottle)
https://www.danmurphys.com.au/product/DM_342075/bowler-s-run…
Keep getting this offer every time I receive an order from Book depository.