Savvy Santa's Red Wine Selections (14 Bottles) $79.20 Delivered @ Wine Market eBay ($5.66/bottle)

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King Steuart on 11/12/2018 - 11:18 ebay.com.au (163 clicks)
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PROMISE

I ran out of everyday wine so needed a top up, looked at a few of the websites, this deal seems to be the best going around. Free shipping through ebay, no cashrewards though.

The Bottom Line

14 bottles of Red bangers for just $99 $79.20 with 20% off code!
Drops from McWilliam's, Grant Burge, and so many more!
Shiraz, Cab Sauv, Merlot, Pinot Noir and blends! Something to suit all palates!
FREE DELIVERY!

The mix contains:

3 Stones Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 - 2 bottles, RRP $8.99 per bottle

Baily & Baily Folio Shiraz Cabernet 2016 - 2 bottles, RRP $16 per bottle

Kapuka Marlborough Pinot Noir 2013 - 2 bottles, RRP $19.99 per bottle

Red Cliffs Shiraz Cabernet 2017 - 2 bottles, RRP $14.99 per bottle

McWilliams Family Collection Shiraz 2017 - 5 Red Star winery, James Halliday - 2 bottles, RRP $16 per bottle

Grant Burge Batch 26 Merlot 2018 - 5 Red Star winery, James Halliday - 2 bottles, RRP $16 per bottle

Across the Board Shiraz 2016 - 2 bottles, RRP $15.99 per bottle

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  bargaino on 11/12/2018 - 12:06

  +2

  Thanks, good value.

  FYI people, there are all Woolworths online-only home-label.
  Even McWilliams and Grant Burge, which are foreign owned, the particular labels are woolies-only.
  So the RRP is a bit meaningless.

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    King Steuart on 11/12/2018 - 12:08

    That was just copy paste, and yes they are but McWilliams for example has a cellar door which I've been to and paid cellar door prices for good wines which aren't available at Woolies.

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      bargaino on 11/12/2018 - 12:15

      +2

      The point is, $99 is what these wines were always intended to sell at.
      The RRP is a fantasy, and probably illegal to claim, but Woolworths can afford the lawyers.
      They will tell you the wines are as good as regular brands with a $16 RRP, and maybe that is true.

      I'd rather buy these than a wine which really was being sold at a much higher price, but failed to sell and had to be sent to the auction houses.
      What was wrong with it? :-)