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wine.com 20pct off coupon

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from another deal tech board...

anyway i'm interested in getting a bunch of $10 red wines...

what's a good one? looking for alot of flavinoids and lycopene and other good chemicals 🙂


 
Thanks abc ..... was looking to get a couple cases. However, I don't think coupon codes are allowed on AT (you might want to remove that).

sm0kes
 
Originally posted by: Sm0kes
Thanks abc ..... was looking to get a couple cases. However, I don't think coupon codes are allowed on AT (you might want to remove that).

sm0kes
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oh shoot i think your'e right now that you mentioned it... okay i removed it...
 
say what are you ordering by the way... i was thinking i'd like 5-6 white and 5-6 reds..

9-11 dollars each...
 
.. and whatever credit card cash back you use...
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don't forget to add in whatever you can get from recycling the bottles, the foil around them, and the corks, too. plus you can probably ship something in the packaging it arrives in, saving even more money.
 
Originally posted by: richardycc
are there any red wine that's sweet and fruity like most riesling white wine?
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Not really. The closest thing would be a White Zin or a White Merlot - although these are not "red" wines.
 

are there any red wine that's sweet and fruity like most riesling white wine?
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Often, you can find a Shiraz or Syrah that borders on the "sweet" side but it's not going to be as sweet as most of the dessert wines. You may also try a Penot Noir. I've had a few that have been almost too sweet for my likings. Most merlots and cabs aren't going to be on the sweet side so you may want to stay away from those.

Any of the black muscat grape wines are going to be sweet but most of those are designated as actual dessert wines. But I've known people to sip on those just as they would a cab or merlot.

When someone asks you what's a good wine to drink, the best answer is always "the kind you like to drink." 🙂
 
Wonder if you could use a $25 GC from Restaurant.com Link here to pay for this...

Which are $10 normally, but I got a 50% off code in email this morning... hmm...
 
People, if you want the code, Google is your friend. Google "wine.com 20% coupon" and voila!

Shipping kills, BTW.
 
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