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36 freshly brewed craft beers for £36 all-in
One-off box for Flavourly newbies – no subscription. Norm £88ish. Excl NI
ExpiredUpdate 9.12am on Thu 6 May: Flavourly's confirmed a sudden surge in traffic from MSE users caused its website to crash on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. The issues were resolved about 9.30am on Wed 5 May and it told us there's still stock available this morning.
Newbies who visit online beer seller Flavourly* can get a box of 36 cans of craft beer for £36 delivered (excludes Northern Ireland) via our MSE Blagged code 36MSE3. The box comprises 15 different beers which come in 330ml cans. The offer will end when all 2,000 boxes have been claimed, so if you want one, hop to it to avoid foam-o. Please always be Drinkaware.
Delivery is normally £5.95, but with this deal it’s free (unless you're ordering to a handful of postcodes which incur a £3 postage fee – see 'More info' for a list).
Flavourly tells us these beers are being brewed specifically for this deal so they'll be extremely fresh, and says they should taste all the better for it. Some will have been canned just one or two weeks prior to being boxed and dispatched.
The code should already be applied (if not, add it under 'order summary'). This is a one-off box, so you don't need to worry about a recurring subscription.
We did our own calculations and reckon the beers would cost £88ish in total if bought separately. Some of the beers are exclusives and only sold in bulk so we couldn't find a per-can price – in those cases we took Flavourly's average price for a single can. See what's included below for an idea of what you might receive.
Flavourly asks that you allow 5-9 working days for delivery due to expected high order volumes.
Craft beer not your thing? See our cheap wine and prosecco deals instead.
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SOLD OUT: 36 craft beers for £39 delivered (norm £80ish)
One-off box for Flavourly newbies – no subscription. Excl NI
ExpiredNewbies who visit online beer seller Flavourly* can get a box of 36 cans of craft beer for £38.95 delivered (excludes Northern Ireland) via our MSE Blagged code 36MSE2. The box comprises 11 different beers which come in 330ml cans. The offer will end when all 1,500 boxes have been claimed, and last month they all sold out in 24 hours, so if you want one, hop to it to avoid foam-o. Please always be Drinkaware.
Delivery is normally £5.95, but with this deal it’s free (unless you're ordering to a handful of postcodes which incur a £3 postage fee – see 'More info' for a list).
The code should already be applied (if not, add it under 'order summary'). This is a one-off box, so you don't need to worry about a recurring subscription.
We did our own calculations and reckon the beers would cost £80ish in total if bought separately. Some of the beers are exclusives and only sold in bulk so we couldn't find a per-can price – in those cases we took Flavourly's average price for a single can. See what's included below for an idea of what you might receive.
Flavourly asks that you allow 5-9 working days for delivery due to expected high order volumes.
Craft beer not your thing? See our cheap wine and prosecco deals instead.
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