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Latest Expired Deals
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Six craft beers for £6 - ALL GONE
One-off box (no subscription). MSE Blagged bundle incl Magic Rock
ExpiredMSE Update Wed 27 Mar, 8am: Since featuring this deal in our weekly email, all of the boxes have SOLD OUT. We've kept the info below just for reference.
You can get six craft beers for £6 delivered* (sold out) from beer retailer HonestBrew*.
This offer will end at 11.59pm on Sun 7 Apr, or when all 1,250 boxes of six beers have gone, whichever's first. It's one box per household, but we expect it to be popular - so go quick.
The bundle's normally £25ish all-in and we found it’d cost about £17 plus delivery to buy the beers separately elsewhere online - so we reckon this deal should give you a tasty saving. HonestBrew says delivery should take three working days.
What's included? (SOLD OUT)
All beers are 330ml bottles or cans. We’ve listed the contents of the bundle you'll get, as well as the price you’d pay for it or similar elsewhere, not including delivery.
- Magic Rock - The Fabulist IPA (6.2%) - norm £3.29 at Honest Brew
- Wild Beer Co - Fresh Pale Ale (5.5%) - £2.50 at Wild Beer Co
- Northern Monk x HonestBrew - Winter DDH Pale Ale (5.5%) - norm £2.47 at Honest Brew (based on a 4-pack)
- Puhaste - Lumepimedus White IPA (6.5%) - norm £3.29 at Honest Brew
- Pressure Drop - Pfaff Belgian Pale Ale (5.2%) - norm £2.79 at Honest Brew
- Siren - Broken Dream Breakfast Stout (6%) - £2.40 at Siren Craft Brew
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£8 for 6 craft beers delivered (norm £18)
HonestBrew newbies only. Blagged bundle incl Buxton Brewery
ExpiredMSE Update 1.56pm Mon 31 Jul: This deal has been really popular with MoneySavers and all 1,200 bundles have now sold out.
If you go online to craft beer retailer HonestBrew* - the MSE Blagged code endeavour0717 should be automatically applied - new customers can get a trial box of six craft beers for £8 delivered. Important: This is part of a subscription, so you'll be automatically enrolled into an ongoing service, but you can cancel at any time - see how to below.
This offer ends at 11.59pm on Sun 6 Aug, or when all 1,200 boxes have gone, whichever's first. It's limited to one per household and you can't have signed up to HonestBrew before.
The bundle's normally £18 all-in and we found its contents to be worth at least £15ish plus delivery bought separately online - so we reckon this deal gives you a tasty saving.
What's included?We’ve listed the contents of the bundle you'll get (see image), as well as the cheapest price we found each beer individually, not including delivery (HonestBrew actually came up cheapest for each).
- Buxton Brewery 'SPA Pale Ale' (pale ale) - £1.99 at HonestBrew.
- HonestBrew v Wiper and True 'Lemon Sorbet Pale Ale' (pale ale) - £2.69 at HonestBrew.
- Howling Hops 'Riding Ale' (pale ale) - £2.39 at HonestBrew.
- Maule Brewery 'Mandarina Lager' (lager) - £2.49 at HonestBrew.
- Northern Monk 'Northern Star' (mocha porter) - £2.59 at HonestBrew.
- Hopstuff 'Arsenal Pale Ale' (pale ale) - £2.39 at HonestBrew.
When will it be delivered?
Delivery takes 2-5 working days via Yodel.
HonestBrew subscription & how to cancel
Two weeks after purchasing this trial box, you'll be auto-enrolled into a monthly contract for 12 beers for £35.90 delivered. It will be automatically set to monthly - however you can change the regularity, skip a box or cancel at any time.
HonestBrew says it will email you two days before your next box is picked for delivery, giving you a reminder that from that point you only have 48 hours left to cancel your subscription or skip that box. You can cancel via your HonestBrew online account, calling 0203 7502366 or emailing frank@honestbrew.co.uk.
What is HonestBrew?
We covered an Honest Brew deal a few months ago and it was very popular with MoneySavers, with all 350 boxes selling out overnight. This time 1,200 boxes are included, but we reckon it could be popular again, so go quick if it's something you're interested in.
HonestBrew has been selling craft beer online since 2014. It delivers beer to its 30,000+ customers from worldwide independent craft breweries. As part of its subscription service, you can set your 'taste profile' to personalise your boxes with the flavours you like.
Let us know what you think on Twitter @MSE_Deals.
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