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Fortunately, they are good at more than marketing. Next day delivery as standard is a real bonus and it's free if you spend more than £80. (£4.99 or £6.99 for Saturdays if not). The minimum purchase is 6 bottles and if you become an "angel investor" the wines are discounted by 25%. From the samples I've tasted so far, the angel price is actually what the wines are worth rather than a hefty discount, but let's see... They also claim that if you don't like a wine they'll refund the money in full. I'm hoping you won't need to test that claim but have heard from friends that they've fulfilled this without question, in the past.
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If you're looking for something as a change from your usual whites, you could give this a go. It's not perhaps as aromatic as an Alsace version, but it's easy to drink and very refreshing.
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The full horror of the situation was revealed only the next morning. The wine spray had achieved greater heights than I thought possible and my kitchen walls and ceiling now resemble a bloodbath in an abattoir. Looks like that wine bargain turned out to be more expensive than I thought. How much is a can of paint these days?
- Do you spend mind spending £8-10 a bottle?
- Do you spend more than £20 per month on wine?
- Do you prefer something a bit different from the supermarket brands?
- Do you find it difficult to get to a good independent wine retailer?
- Are you happy to buy at least 6 bottles at a time?
- Do you like shopping naked (or at least in your pyjamas?)
If you can answer yes to these questions, then getting Naked is probably going to be good for you.
Cheers!