Wine School ClubCard

Welcome to the Wine School ClubCard page - a new product that is designed to save you oodles of cash on wines & other wine-related products & services!

As a ClubCard member you will be eligible to purchase wines at  discounted corporate/trade prices from an increasing range of wine merchants - with huge savings on high street prices!  We are pleased to announce that ClubCard holders can now enjoy a 10% discount on any wines purchased from the new prestiguous Gosforth Wine Merchant - Carruthers & Kent ! (minimum purchase any 6 bottles) as well as 10% discount on all wines from the Wine Chambers in North Shields. You will also qualify for exclusive 'member-only' offers from Majestic Wine.

You will also receive annually a Wine School Gift Voucher worth £20 that can be used to purchase any of our Wine Courses or Tastings.

The cost of the ClubCard is £35.00 per year, and you will receive a £20 Gift Voucher every year on the anniversary of your joining date, which equates to a real cost of just £15 per year!

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