Find out where the best deals are for a bottle of Valentine's Day Champagne.
What's the deal?
With Valentine's Day fast approaching the supermarkets are busy reducing the prices on their ranges of champagne. Here are some of the current deals that are available online and in-store:
- Sainsbury's cheapest price is £14.99 for a bottle of Charles Lafitte Champagne (reduced from £29.99).
- Tesco's champagne starts from £14.50 for their Francois Dubios Non Vintage Brut (reduced from £29.00).
- Marks & Spencers currently have their Lavanu Rose Champagne in-store at a price of £14.99 (reduced from £29.99).
- Asda are doing a bottle of Pierre Darcys Non Vintage Brut for only £12.00 (reduced from £12.00). Slightly more pricey, but still a good deal, they also have Heidsieck Blue Top Non Vintage Champagne Brut for £17.00 (reduced from £24.98).
- Morrisons' cheapest entry starts from £12.99 for their Champagne Veuve Deloynes (reduced from £25.99). They are also selling their Lanson Brut Rose Champagne for £16.99 (reduced from £33.99).
- LIDL take the prize for the cheapest bottle of champagne with their Comte de Brismand Brut Reserve for only £9.98.
A cheaper and perfectly acceptable alternative to Champagne is sparkling wine or Cava. There are also some good deals to be had here in time for Valentine's Day, including:
- Sainsbury's Clos Monistrol Vintage Cava £6.99
- Tesco's Brut Cava Sparkling £4.99
- LIDL's Prosecco Marca Trevigiana 2008 £3.49
- Morrisons' Monistrol Cava Rose £5.99
- Marks & Spencer's Vintage Rosada Cava £5.99
How do I benefit?
Just visit any of the above supermarkets either online or in-store to take advantage of their Valentine's Day offers.
Conditions
Subject to availability.
We have done our very best to make sure that the information included in this Deal is accurate. However, sometimes offers can be withdrawn or changed at the last minute so please do check that you're able to redeem this Deal before parting with any money, or going out of your way to take advantage of the offer.
