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ALL GONE: Naked Wines £20 for six bottles delivered
Via code for new customers – incl 3 red, 3 white (norm £59)
ExpiredMSE Update, Wed 4 Dec at 8.05am: This deal proved very popular after we included it in our weekly email and all 1,500 cases have now gone. For similar offers, see cheap wine deals. We've left the below for reference...
Naked Wines has informed us its subscription has slightly changed where you'll be charged £20, £25 or £30/month. Double check the amount and see below for how to cancel your membership* if you want to.
We've blagged a corking deal for those who love posh wine. New Naked Wines customers can get a case of six bottles of wine for £19.99 delivered (normally £54.44 for non-members, plus £4.99 delivery).
If you order via this Naked Wines* link, a pop-up box will appear on screen and the code MSEDEC19 should automatically be added, along with the password ASP32XYN (if not, you can enter these yourself).
The case includes three whites and three reds (see 'more info' below for details). There are 1,500 cases available and the offer will end at 11.59pm on Tue 17 Dec or when all cases have been claimed, which has happened quickly in the past so don't hang about if it's something you want.
IMPORTANT: If you buy this case, you'll be automatically enrolled into a Naked Wines subscription where £20, £25 or £30/month will be deducted from your card and put into your Naked Wines account to use whenever you like. You can cancel your membership* anytime and reclaim any unspent cash.
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How good is this deal?You’re getting a big discount with this offer, which makes the bottles £3ish each (the cheapest we've ever seen from Naked Wines), so it's a good deal if you're after stocking up on decent wine.
This deal is for people who want a higher quality wine, as Naked Wines – which funds independent winemakers – is generally highly regarded and the majority of its wines aren't available elsewhere. Individual bottles range from £9-£70 for non-members.
We know now is a popular time of year to stock up (though do be Drinkaware). If you're only after cheap plonk without the subscription, you might be better off buying from a supermarket – see our Cheap Wine Deals page.
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Naked Wines £35 for seven bottles & two glasses
Via code for new customers. Wine alone norm £70+
ExpiredWe've blagged a corking deal for those who love posh wine. New Naked Wines customers can get a case of six bottles of wine, a bottle of prosecco and two Spiegelau stemless wine glasses for £30 plus £4.99 delivery (normally £73.93 for the seven bottles of wine alone for non-members).
If you order via this Naked Wines* link, a pop-up box will appear on screen and the code MSE89 should automatically be added, along with the password ASP32XYN (if not, you can enter these yourself).
The case includes three whites, three reds and one prosecco (see 'more info' below for the full list). There are 1,000 cases available and the offer will end when all cases have been claimed, which has happened quickly in the past so don't hang about if it's something you want.
IMPORTANT: If you buy this case, you'll be automatically enrolled into a Naked Wines subscription where £25/month will be deducted from your card and put it into your Naked Wines account to use whenever you like. You can cancel your membership anytime and reclaim any unspent cash.
How good is this deal?
If you're only after cheap plonk, you might be better off buying from a supermarket – see our Cheap Wine Deals page. This deal is for people who want a higher quality wine, as Naked Wines – which funds independent winemakers – is generally highly regarded and the majority of its wines aren't available elsewhere. Individual bottles range from £9-£70 for non-members.
You can get a decent discount with this offer though, as the bottles work out at £5ish each – if you don't include the wine glasses and factor in the cost of delivery. The two wine glasses are usually £8ish (found at Amazon set of 4 for £16.95), so it's a good deal if you're after high-quality wine and you'll use the glasses.
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