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Wine – Online Deal

$69 for $160 Worth of Wine, Shipping Included

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Thu Sep 27 03:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$160
Discount
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In a Nutshell

Wine drinkers carefully fund collections of award-winning wines from independent winemakers, including complex reds and refreshing whites

The Fine Print

  • Expires Oct 24, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person. Valid online only. Must be 21 or older to purchase; credit card required to verify age. Groupon entitles user to $160 worth of wine; promotional value must be used in one visit. Not valid with other offers. Ships within 3-7 business days from redemption. Valid only for shipping to listed states. Shipping included. Not valid for shipping to PO Boxes, APO, AFB or FPO addresses. Any purchase not redeemed by 10/25/12 will be automatically refunded.
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Wine creates a rosy flush, disguising the blush that creeps up your cheeks at the sight of a handsome party clown. Avoid embarrassment with this Groupon.

$69 for $160 Worth of Wine, Shipping Included

Pre-mixed wine cases include the All-American Taste and the Taste Case. Each package arrives with a selection of red and white varietals that ranges from Cabernet Sauvignon, to Chardonnay and Moscato. Customers can also customize their own case with a wide selection of wine bottles.

Naked Wines

Naked Wines revolves around supporting independent winemakers across the world. The oenophiles behind Naked Wines help them produce delicious grape nectars by investing in their operations directly. This model spurs on fledgling vintners who, in turn, offer Naked Wines members, or “Angels,” a large discount on their wines, earning Naked Wines recognition from Forbes and a partnership with celebrity chef Jamie Oliver. Naked Wines funds dozens of independent wineries across the globe, flying in bottles from France, Spain, Portugal, South Africa, and Argentina, and loading up the RV with domestic reds and whites from Sonoma and Napa Valley.

Naked Wines is not affiliated with or sponsored by Naked Winery of Wishram, Washington and Hood River, Oregon, and this promotion does not contain wines from that winery.

NakedWines.com

NakedWines.com revolves around supporting independent winemakers across the world. The oenophiles behind NakedWines.com help them produce delicious grape nectars by investing in their operations directly. This model spurs on fledgling vintners who, in turn, offer NakedWines.com members, or “Angels,” a large discount on their wines, earning NakedWines.com recognition from Forbes and a partnership with celebrity chef Jamie Oliver. NakedWines.com funds dozens of independent wineries across the globe, flying in bottles from France, Spain, Portugal, South Africa, and Argentina, and loading up the RV with domestic reds and whites from Sonoma and Napa Valley.

NakedWines.com is not affiliated with or sponsored by Naked Winery of Wishram, Washington and Hood River, Oregon, and this promotion does not contain wines from that winery.

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The Groupon Guide to: Collectible Trinkets

No mantel, shadow box, or garbage bag in the attic is complete without a display of valuable collectibles, appreciating exponentially with each passing year. You may already be a millionaire if you collect any of the following:

Beanie Babies: These limp, boneless animals are a college tuition waiting to happen.
Most Valuable Beanie Baby: Lillehammer, the ’94 Winter Games herring

PEZ Dispensers: It turns out these valuable treat scepters are more than just miniature tracheotomy patients that dispense a candy tasting of equal parts chalk and soap.
Most Valuable PEZ Dispenser: Rare Darth Vader with Kermit the Frog’s eyes affixed to the top of his helmet as a result of factory error

Hot Wheels: Small? Sure. Cars? Definitely. These small cars look just like regular cars—but smaller.
Most Valuable Hot Wheels Car: The 1981 Pioneer Ferrari 308 GTB—shrunk from a full-size car using experimental technology—that contains a now-tiny Vice President Mondale who was just sitting behind the wheel for a second to take a photo

What valuable toys are currently rotting in your attic?