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Whether you’re looking for the perfect bottle of red to sip during cosy evenings in front of the TV, or need a crisp white to pair with fish at your next dinner party, we’ve tracked down the best deals on top-rated wines.
When it comes to saving money on your favourite bottle, buying in bulk is the way to go. Though it isn’t featured on this list, Majestic Wines offers savings when you opt to buy six or twelve bottles. Of course, this is only a true saving if you were going to buy the wine anyway – but if so, it’s worthwhile to stock up.
If you’re feeling adventurous, our guides on the best white wine, best red wine and best rosé can help you find your new favourite. We’ve searched supermarkets and other wine retailers to find deals on these expert-approved wines, which you can shop below.
Why you can trust us to find the best wine deals
At The Independent, we’re committed to bringing you the very best offers. We’re an experienced team of deal hunters who are experts when it comes to tracking down the best discounts on wine. We only bring you offers on our tried-and-tested wine brands, chosen by wine experts and sommeliers, so that you can enjoy a delicious drink for less.
The best supermarket wine deals
Altos de Torona albariño
The Ned sauvignon blanc
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More of the best wine deals
Iziza Exceptional Sites Swartland shiraz mourvedre grenache, 2023
Hailing from the Swartland region of South Africa, this full-bodied red wine is said to pair well with meaty dishes, such as pies, pizzas and roast lamb. Suitable for vegans, it’s been described by the winemaker as boldly flavoured, with notes of berries and spice. You can save more than 30 per cent on a bottle with this Virgin Wines deal.
19 Crimes red wine
If you’re after an affordable red, you can’t go wrong with our best supermarket red wine. Wine writer, Aidy Smith, described the 19 Crimes red as “plush and well-rounded with an indulgently moreish character”, with notes of “jammy blackcurrants and juicy plums”.
What’s even better is that you can usually find it on offer – for example, we’ve spotted reductions at Amazon and Asda, where you can snap it up for just over £7. To celebrate spooky season, Sainsbury’s is also selling this limited-edition Frankenstein bottle for £7.50.
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