Champagne - are these good prices?
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Someones just posted up some champagne for sale on the bulletin board at work, before I jump in are these good prices for a bargain?;
Vintage, Description, Retail Price, Sale Price per bottle, Label Condition
1999 Bollinger Grande Année Rosé £120 £85 light damage
N.V Taittinger Prestige Rosé £45 £34 light damage
N.V Veuve Clicquot Rosé £45 £30 light damage
2003 Louis Roederer Rosé £50 £40 OK
N.V Veuve Clicquot Brut £35 £25 OK
Yellow Label
2000 BollingerGrande Année Brut £85 £75 Perfect
Vintage, Description, Retail Price, Sale Price per bottle, Label Condition
1999 Bollinger Grande Année Rosé £120 £85 light damage
N.V Taittinger Prestige Rosé £45 £34 light damage
N.V Veuve Clicquot Rosé £45 £30 light damage
2003 Louis Roederer Rosé £50 £40 OK
N.V Veuve Clicquot Brut £35 £25 OK
Yellow Label
2000 BollingerGrande Année Brut £85 £75 Perfect
Zippee said:
Someones just posted up some champagne for sale on the bulletin board at work, before I jump in are these good prices for a bargain?;
Vintage, Description, Retail Price, Sale Price per bottle, Label Condition
1999 Bollinger Grande Année Rosé £120 £85 light damage
N.V Taittinger Prestige Rosé £45 £34 light damage
N.V Veuve Clicquot Rosé £45 £30 light damage
2003 Louis Roederer Rosé £50 £40 OK
N.V Veuve Clicquot Brut £35 £25 OK
Yellow Label
2000 BollingerGrande Année Brut £85 £75 Perfect
I'm not a fan of Rose ( acute missing, because I don't know how to do it).Vintage, Description, Retail Price, Sale Price per bottle, Label Condition
1999 Bollinger Grande Année Rosé £120 £85 light damage
N.V Taittinger Prestige Rosé £45 £34 light damage
N.V Veuve Clicquot Rosé £45 £30 light damage
2003 Louis Roederer Rosé £50 £40 OK
N.V Veuve Clicquot Brut £35 £25 OK
Yellow Label
2000 BollingerGrande Année Brut £85 £75 Perfect
£25 is OK for a Veuve, but you could probably get that price in a supermarket when it's on offer (and with a good stock turnaround likely).
I'd be more tempted by the £75 2000 Bolly

Hi Tony. None of these look stunning value, and actually most are near normal retail prices, so I'm not quite sure where the owner got the prices from! As an example, Hailsham and Majestic both have the 2000 Grand Annee for 60 a bottle.
As others have said, you're much better waiting for an offer in a supermarket, or one of the 30% off sales at Majestic.
As others have said, you're much better waiting for an offer in a supermarket, or one of the 30% off sales at Majestic.
timmybob said:
Hi Tony. None of these look stunning value, and actually most are near normal retail prices, so I'm not quite sure where the owner got the prices from! As an example, Hailsham and Majestic both have the 2000 Grand Annee for 60 a bottle.
As others have said, you're much better waiting for an offer in a supermarket, or one of the 30% off sales at Majestic.
Hi Simon As others have said, you're much better waiting for an offer in a supermarket, or one of the 30% off sales at Majestic.
Thanks for the confirmation. I know the average prices of the daily drinkables such as Veuve yellow but wasn't too sure on the more upmarket Bollies. TBH I had a feeling this may be the case so will look elsewhere.Hope you're well BTW...
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