Major supermarket launches booze saving bonanza with 30% off Whispering Angel and viral ‘chicken wine’
A MAJOR supermarket has slashed its prices of a variety of booze products – ranging from Whispering Angel to the viral chicken wine.
The supermarket giant has just launched a Buy Six, Save 30% deal on over 20 bottles of rosé – which could save drinkers up to £38.70.
The corker of a deal is available in Morrisons from Tuesday and is sure to make booze-loving Brits raise a glass.
Punters can match any six bottles from the selected range.
Some of the top picks include the infamous Whispering Angel Cotes De Provence Rosé, usually costing £21.50, and the online sensation La Vieille Ferme Rosé, which sets drinkers back £8.50.
Morrisons also cut the price of its Market Street Sirloin Steaks – just in time for BBQ weather – until Monday May 5.
This was a separate deal from the Buy Six, Save 30% offer.
The alcohol bargain ideal will run until Saturday May 18, and is available online and in-store.
Customers can also pick up bottles from the Morrisons The Best range.
Must-try favourites include The Best Vinho Verde Rosé, which costs £8 and the same price The Best South African Pale Rosé.
The mega deal is opnly available for a limited time – so rosé-lovers need to hurry if they want to pick up cheaper bottles.
It comes after the supermarket was trialling a major change to its aisles by using robots to undertake a “crucial” supermarket task.
The retail giant will be the first in the UK to test “Tally” robots, designed by US tech company Simbe, which claim to be the world’s first autonomous inventory bot.
Three towns in the north of England will experience the robots first, which “check that products on shelves are being displayed correctly and are legally compliant”.
Morrisons technology manager Katherine Allanach told The Grocer: “It is a crucial but time-consuming task and so Tally aims to allow more time for colleagues to focus on customer service.”
The retailer is the first in the UK to invest in Simbe’s robot, which utilises AI and computer vision to independently move its way across store aisles.
And last month, the chain closed 16 of its sites as it pushed ahead with a major overhaul.
The Morrisons Daily convenience stores shut their doors permanently on April 16, following a decision announced last month.
However, one location in Haxby will remain open for a few more weeks, closing on May 14.