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Six bottles of wine for £30 delivered
For newbies to Virgin Wines via cancellable subscription (norm £70ish)
ExpiredWe've a corker of a deal for Virgin Wines* newbies, who can get a case of six bottles of wine for £29.94 delivered – working out at £4.99 a bottle (individual bottles range from £10-12 for non-members.) There's no code needed, just visit this blagged link* to get the deal.
Delivery is next working day, but Virgin Wines says it’s best to allow up to three days for it to arrive. At full-price, this case would usually cost £70.93 (including £7.99 delivery). This isn't a down-it-in-one deal so please be Drinkaware.
This offer is for Virgin Wines newbies only and you'll be able to get one case per household. You can get this deal until 11.59pm on Tue 14 Sep, or when all 1,500 boxes have gone. You can choose from a mixed, all-red, or all-white wine selection (see all included bottles below).
Important: When you take up this offer, you'll be automatically enrolled into a Virgin Wines subscription where £25 will be taken from you every month and put into a 'WineBank' account to be spent on wine. To avoid paying for your next WineBank instalment, you'll need to cancel up to one day before the first payment is due. If you're interested in the subscription, see 'more info' for further details on WineBank and how it works.
You can cancel at any time and reclaim any unspent cash – call 0343 224 1001 or email help@virginwines.co.uk.
How good is this deal?
Virgin Wines works with small independent winemakers and claims the wine is high quality – so this deal is for those who want highly rated wine which often isn't available elsewhere. Virgin Wines has a 4.5/5 Trustpilot rating from 19,000+ reviews. If you're only after cheap plonk, you might be better off buying from a supermarket – see our Cheap wine deals.
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Six bottles of wine for £33 delivered (norm £75)
For newbies to Virgin Wines via cancellable subscription
ExpiredMSE Update 17:02pm on Tue 25 May: As the offer has been popular with MSE users, Virgin Wines has decided to add more stock, so the offer is still currently available.
We've blagged a Virgin Wines* deal for new customers to get a case of six bottles of wine for £32.94 delivered – this works out at £5.49 a bottle (individual bottles range from £9-£70 for non-members.) There's no code needed, just visit the link to get the deal.
This offer is for Virgin Wines newbies only and you'll be able to get one case per household. You can get this deal until 11.59pm on Wed 30 Jun or when all 1,500 boxes have gone. You can choose from a mixed, all-red or all-white wine selection (see all included bottles below). Delivery is next working day, but Virgin says it’s best to allow up to three days for it to arrive. At full-price, this case is £74.93 (including £7.99 delivery). This isn't a down-it-in-one deal so please be Drinkaware.
Important: When you take up this offer, you'll be automatically enrolled into a Virgin Wines subscription where £25 will be taken from you every month and put into a 'WineBank' account to be spent on wine. To avoid being charged for your next WineBank, you'll need to cancel up to one day before the first payment is due.
You can cancel at any time and reclaim any unspent cash – call 0343 224 1001 or email help@virginwines.co.uk.
How good is this deal?
This deal is for those who want highly rated, high quality wine which often isn't available elsewhere. Virgin Wines works with small independent winemakers and has a 4.5/5 Trustpilot rating from 18,000+ reviews. If you're only after cheap plonk, you might be better off buying from a supermarket – see other cheap wine deals.
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