For many, October heralds the start of the cosy season - and if you ask me, there's no better way to hunker down and enjoy the latest Netflix blockbuster than with a delicious glass of red.
But if shelling out on supermarket plonk has been putting a strain on your wallet, then look no further than Naked Wines; the brand is offering LADbible readers £80 off their first case of 12 bottles worth £149.99.
That works out at just £5.83 per bottle. Click on the link below to claim the discount:
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What is Naked Wines?
Naked Wines buys directly from independent winemakers to cut out the middleman - keeping the quality high and the prices low.
It means the brand is able to offer its customers - referred to as ‘Angels’ - mega savings on booze from over 120 producers.
The site offers purchasers the chance to create their own custom cases as well as offering tried-and-tested Angel favourites, which usually come in boxes of 6, 12 or 15.
Right now, the exclusive Naked Wines £80 discount can be used by LADbible readers on the Big Reds and Rich White wine cases, keeping the prices to less than £6 a bottle.
How does Naked Wines work?
There are various ways you can access Naked Wines’ insider prices, including subscribing to the company’s Angel Model - and by using the LADbible discount you'll be automatically enrolled.
Each month, more than 500,000 Angels drop £25 into a so-called Naked piggy bank, granting them access to the company’s huge wine inventory.
Whether it’s a bottle of fruity pinot noir or a pale Spanish rosé you’ve been dying to try, the booze can be bought in custom cases.
If you’re starting your tipple journey or just want to take the hassle out of choosing, then Naked Wines offers a smart service they like to call ‘The Wine Genie’.
You’ll first be asked a series of quiz questions. It’s not a test, just a way for the business to find out if you love full-bodied reds or prefer bottles of white with strong hints of tart green apples.
After completing the quiz, you’ll be matched with 12 bottles of vino in your discounted welcome box. Then, all you have to do is crack open your bottles during late-night dinners or whilst surrounded by bubbles in the bath, and figure out whether you liked them or not.
Rating them online will allow the Wine Genie to suss out your favourites, so you’ll always end up with a tasty selection on your doorstep.
You can also buy from Naked Wines without being a member, but the costs are a little steeper. Just something to bear in mind!
Real Naked Wines customer reviews
If your welcome discount and price-cut wine seems too good to be true, then we’ve collected some real customer reviews from TrustPilot.
Thousands of Angels have given Naked Wines a solid 4.2-star rating on the website, with over 84 percent of users writing five-star reviews.
“Had a delivery stolen outside my house and Lucy from Naked Wines was sympathetic and super helpful! Sorted everything out really quickly, the whole phone call to get another box sent out took less [than five minutes]. BIG shout out to Lucy!,” said one drinker.
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Someone else remarked that they were a ‘proud’ Angel and that they believed the company had ‘revolutionised’ their wine buying.
“The monthly saving system is brilliant – it allows me to build up a fund and then splurge on fantastic cases twice a year without feeling the pinch,” they continued.
“What truly sets Naked Wines apart is the consistent quality. I've never once been disappointed with a bottle; every wine I've received has been genuinely delicious and exceeded expectations for the price.”
The fan added that they thought the business was ‘great value for money’ and that they would ‘highly recommend it for any wine lover looking for quality and affordability’.
The smallprint
The offer is for people over the age of 18. After redeeming your voucher, you will be automatically enrolled as a Naked Wines Angel. Angels pay £25 a month into a wine account to spend on future orders. After 30 days we'll take your first instalment and you'll get up to 33 percent off every bottle. Full T&Cs here.
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Ella Scott