I’m buying a gumball with the nickel I save. Or I could have if this were 1981
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I think it’s automated. They put in the normal price and their price and it automatically shows it as a slash discount when the former is less than the latter. I don’t think it is intentional, it just shows up that way and looks silly.
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So who decides to mark the price down from $275 to $274.95?
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Upper management I’d assume
“We are convening a meeting of the executive leadership team to discuss reducing the price of a few Napa cabs by $.05.”
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Pray do tell …
It’s like trying to get Total Wine to honor their price match promises… They need to get the Senate parliamentarian to opine on that.
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Spotting some sharply priced selections on the Crush ‘4th of July Sale’ but trying to abstain.
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For people from NJ:
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Wine Slash has 2022 Tignanello for $135 if you buy 2 or more.
FYI - the 2020 Tig was $130 at wholesale.
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Acker summer sale has some ok deals including 22 Rousseau CSJ (1 Michelin grape) for $1198
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Nobody drinking 1 Grape wines now
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value for money = price / star(s)
There are some Dugat-Py wines on sale, they should go fast.
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For now the ratio should be quite terrific!
Tignanello on WineSlash is showing $159 even with putting two into the cart.
The email I received said that you need to buy 6 for the $135 price, but that isn’t working either. Wineslash has been an inconsistent retailer for me.
Summer sale page isn’t working for me, anyone else?
I would email them. They have always been responsive when I’ve reached out before.
K&L has more Rayas in stock.
Ain’t cheap, but it is Rayas.
Load up! 