Save at least $500 a year on wine
Whether they’re new wines or old favourites, if you buy just 2 bottles a week, we can save you at least $500 a year.
Your savings are the difference between bottle shop price and the price we find for the same wine.
Recent examples
Save $96: Cookoothama Botrytis Semillon 2008. $18 at Dan M’s, more elsewhere; we found it for $10 in a mixed dozen- Save $60: Watershed Margaret River Shades Sauvignon Blanc Semillon 2014. $15 at Dan M’s ; we found it for $10 in an unbroken dozen.
- Save $60: de Bortoli Gulf Station Pinot Noir 2013 $16 (Dan M’s); we found it for $11 in a mixed dozen.
- Save $54: Pepperjack Shiraz 2013 ($19 at Dan M’s) & Dr John’s Willunga Shiraz 2012 ($18 at Nicks)’; we found them at $14 a bottle if you buy 6 of each ($168)
- Save $48: Pierro LTC Semillon Sauvignon Blanc 2013 – $30 at Kemenys, more elsewhere; we found it for $22 in a 6 pack
- Save $30: Blue Pyrenees Midnight Cuvee 2010 – $25 at Kemenys, more elsewhere; we found it for $20 in 6 pack
- Save $24: Vavasour Sauvignon Blanc 2013 – $17 at Dan M’s; we found it for $13 in a mixed 6-
pack.
How do we do it?
We do the legwork for you.
We trawl the major and independent retailers, online sellers and vineyards across Australia to find the best buys for terrific wines every week – like 3 day retail deal on a 6-pack or a special offer from a vineyard. We only include branded wines – no mystery wines or cleanskins.
What this shows
- How easy it is to save over $500 a year if you buy just 2 bottles a week. Average saving across these 7 examples is $5.50 a bottle or $572 a year for 104 bottles.
- How quickly you’d recoup your subscription fee: $20, $30 or $75.