Veuve Devanlay Champagne, half price, usually £20, now £10 in Morrison's - purchased this morning. Also available online! Perfect for Christmas/New Years!
Or Aldi Monsigny Champagne at £9.99 without an imaginary price reduction.
mattoligy to pcs7038
21 Dec 162#4
Aldi one came third place on Which, with Sainsbury's Blanc De Blancs coming second (currently £16) and a non supermarket champagne in first place.
Brewer to pcs7038
22 Dec 16#10
How is it an imaginary reduction? I saw it last week for £20 and I don't believe I imagined that.
mart321
21 Dec 16#3
Save yourselves the hassle and spend the same amount or less on prosecco. Tesco finest prosecco £8 a bottle beats any sub £30 champers. Lovely stuff
Besford to mart321
21 Dec 162#7
I don't agree - is that OK with you?
juggyvampire
21 Dec 16#5
Vinegar
juggyvampire
21 Dec 16#6
Get what you pay for , splash out get a decent bottle of bubbly instead
mart321
21 Dec 16#8
Your comment bores me, is that ok with yourself ?
mookydudz
22 Dec 16#9
I've got a spreadsheet of ALL supermarket champagnes here. Shows an easy to compare list.
pcs7038
22 Dec 161#11
Because at £20 it's not competitive with other Champagnes. Morrisons currently have their own label at £15 and Piper-Heidsieck, a major brand at £20. Many supermarkets have - or have had Lanson at £20
The regulations on price reductions require products to have been on sale at the higher price (usually for at least 28 consecutive days). I expect this is what you saw
Brewer
22 Dec 16#12
Indeed, that's exactly my point. All the comparisons you make are all reduced (genuine reductions), including this one and not at all imaginary as you stated.
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The regulations on price reductions require products to have been on sale at the higher price (usually for at least 28 consecutive days). I expect this is what you saw