My wine has not been delivered but is expected on Friday, but the points have just landed into my QFF account.
@kangarooflyer88!
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It is wonderful in terms of the extra points when you call to purchase and they also send out additional offers. They also call -- A LOT! -- to entice you to take up those additional offers. To the extent that I needed to block the number.I now have my own "Private Wine Advisor."
Duly noted @BriarFlyer thanks (though I hardly answer my mobile at the best of times!)
whats the latest offer?
You could try logging in to Qantas Wine to find out.
Without a URL, posters make things unnecessarily difficult. I'm seeing $240 for 6 bottles and 10,500 points:
There’s a 1 doz case option.
This wine is $20.90 per bottle at Vintage Cellars (not sure of year though)!
www.vintagecellars.com.au
Different wine in a different bottle. It’s not the Samuels Collection; meant to be a declassified Signature. Bottle says Barossa Valley Cabernet Shiraz 2017. Has been on oak for 22 months.This wine is $20.90 per bottle at Vintage Cellars (not sure of year though)!
Australia's Fine Wine Specialist | Buy Wine Online | Vintage Cellars
This is arguably the best option at the moment for bonus points as that's 24,000 points for a case of 12 versus 10,500 for the same wine as a case of 6. Additionally, this wine will earn you one leaf towards green tier and if. you have green tier you'll earn an additional 250 bonus points on top.
I think you might be missing the point here. Many of us could care less about the wine on offer. Instead what matter are the bonus points, as this route can often be a more lucrative way of buying points especially when stacked with other bonus offers (i.e. green tier bonus and bonus points for ordering over the phone, etc.) Indeed, a problem some of us now face is how to dispose of the wine efficiently, particularly if you we are buying wine at a rapid rate.This wine is $20.90 per bottle at Vintage Cellars (not sure of year though)!
Australia's Fine Wine Specialist | Buy Wine Online | Vintage Cellars
Correct. And some of the wine on QF Wine is exclusive to them as well. If your interest is in simply getting the wine you want at the cheapest price, Qantas wines is probably not for you. Where Qantas wine excels (IMHO) are the bonus point offers which when combined with a wine at discount, can represent excellent value for buying points.
Relatively speaking the points per $ are quite good but I personally do care if the bonus wine is reasonable value also…
(says someone who’s only ever done one true SR back in the day of JASAs and DSCs - once was enough…).
Slightly less points per $ but could be equally interesting. Can’t go wrong with McLaren Vale Shiraz!
Including 24,000 QFF pts?
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