Christmas is a time to eat, drink and be merry – so it's best to start stocking up on the booze.
This year fizz fans are in luck as Morrisons just announced it will be stocking 1.5L magnum bottles of Coppiere Prosecco DOC for just £9.99. Yep, it sounds like a bargain that's too good to miss.
So get your glasses at the ready and prepare to have some fun, as your booze bill could go down if you stock up early. After all, you need a little sparkle at Christmas.
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At twice the size of a usual bottle, the supersized tipple usually costs £20, saving More Card customers over a staggering 50% off the base price. Whether shared as an aperitif before Christmas dinner, or saved to pop open on New Year’s Eve, Prosecco is a festive season staple for many.
Thankfully, the deal is available from now until January 1, which means customers have plenty of time to stock up ahead of these celebrations. With time and good fortune on our side with this bargain, we have more than a month to make the most of it.
This definitely sounds like something to say cheers to.
Henry Sweeting, Sparkling & Fortified Wine Buying Manager at Morrisons, said: "We know that at-home hosting is proving popular this year, with shoppers looking for purse-friendly food and drink favourites which still provide the festive wow-factor. Prosecco can add a really premium touch to any celebration, so this deal means customers won’t have to compromise, and when it comes in an even bigger bottle, it means there’s more for everyone to enjoy!"
The 1.5L magnum bottles of Coppiere Prosecco DOC will be available in-store for £20, or just £9.99 for More Card customers, from November 22 to January 1. To take advantage of the fizz-tastic deal, shoppers can join the More Card loyalty programme for free at the website.
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