Some amazing deals at Pick n Pay… No vintages advertised but…
A SAVING of over R150 a bottle on one of South Africa’s Top 10 Chenins! R200pb less for the most highly rated Shiraz and top wine overall at the Michelangelo Awards!! R55 a bottle for one of the country’s Top 10 white blends!!! Almost 50% less than at the farm for a Cabernet in the Top Wine SA Hall of Fame!!!! What’s the catch, you may well ask…
The specials highlighted below are some of the very best wines from the Cape being offered end-Jan 2019 at huge discounts relative to cellar door prices. No doubt the deals won’t stay this good for long but what a great window of opportunity, no matter how small. It’s irritating that Pick n Pay don’t include the vintage dates in their advertising, but these beauties have such good track records that you can’t go wrong. All of the reviews and Classifications here.
PICK N PAY (EXTRA) SPECIALS
Beaumont Hope Marguerite Chenin Blanc at R125pb
vs R290pb for 2017 at cellar door
Beyerskloof Diesel Pinotage at R450pb
vs R750pb for 2016 at cellar door
Chamonix Troika (red blend) at R140pb
vs R340pb for 2016 at cellar door
Delaire Graff Botmaskop (red blend) at R280pb
vs R325pb for 2016 at cellar door
Diemersdal Pinotage at R39pb
vs R95pb for 2017 at cellar door
Ernie Els Signature (red blend) at R440pb
vs R785pb for 2014 at cellar door
Ghost Corner Sauvignon Blanc at R112pb
vs R195pb for 2018 at Cederberg Private Cellar
Jordan Cobblers Hill (red blend) at R315pb
vs R405pb for 2015 at cellar door
Kleine Zalze Family Reserve Shiraz at R165pb
vs R365pb for 2015 at cellar door
Rijk’s Reserve Pinotage at R235pb
vs R450pb for 2014 at cellar door
Rustenberg Peter Barlow Cabernet Sauvignon at R265
vs R500pb for 2015 at cellar door
Spier Creative Block 2 (white blend) at R55pb
vs R110pb for 2017 at cellar door
Wildekrans Barrel Select Reserve Chenin Blanc at R104pb
vs R265pb for 2017 at cellar door
Wildekrans Barrel Select Reserve Pinotage at R245pb
vs R345pb for 2016 at cellar door
Wildekrans Barrel Select Reserve Shiraz at R245pb
vs R345pb for 2015 at cellar door
And now Pick n Pay has Klein Constantia Vin de Constance at R475 a bottle! Normal price over R900.
Same experience as Lawrie. One Pick n Pay outlet had the Beyerskloof at R900.
Your PnP post was stimulating, but upon my visit to the store they had no knowledge of the offers and their bottle store next door denied ever stocking those wines or any wines at those prices. They suggested that I join their wine club…How disappointing!
Beaumont all gone too! Chamonix and Rijk’s now apparently not available from Pick n Pay in all areas? Hmmm!!
Thanks. I bought 6 of the Spier from Pick n Pay, but Diemersdal all sold out already!