Can someone please clarify when purchasing a bottle of wine for £5.00 or under no staff discount will apply. Or will it. As T... Co have the extra 25% right now
There are laws around the pricing of alcohol where it can't be sold under a certain £/ml based on ABV (can't remember the exact formula), if that is the case, when using your discount it will reduce the price to the cheapest possible amount that it can be legally sold for.
What about the little bottle on offer 4 for 3 do we get the 10%
There is a minimum price for eligibility on the 25% discount, it is displayed on the banners of which is the minimum price per bottle that qualifies for the discount...it used to be around £4.26 per bottle.
The wine discount is all wine over £5.
So it works out as a £5 bottle will be £3.75?
Quote from: helpme on 18-10-20, 07:34PM
So it works out as a £5 bottle will be £3.75?
Alcohol needs to be no cheaper than 50p per unit of alcohol in England. An average 75cl bottle of wine at 13% ABV would be 10 units of alcohol so the cheapest it could be sold would be £5.00
If it's 11% ABV then it'd only be 8.6 units It could be £4.30
QuoteYou can work out how many units there are in any drink by multiplying the total volume of a drink (in ml (1cl = 10ml)) by its ABV (measured as a percentage) and dividing the result by 1,000. For example, to work out the number of units in a pint (568ml) of strong lager (ABV 5.2%):
5.2 (%) x 568 (ml) ÷ 1,000 = 2.95 units.
2.95 x 50p = £1.48
There is a list of excluded products on the comms help page. If you can't find it you can ask a manager to print the list for you.
Thank you for all replies
It does give staff discount on bottles of £5.00 and under,
If you get 6 bottles say £5.00 each bottle you get 25% first i think takes it down to £3.75 then you get the extra 10% staff discount on £3.75 again it takes it down to £3.37 a bottle
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