Cheers to mom with up to 82% off premium wine from Naked Wines with this Groupon deal
Mother's Day is coming up on Sunday, May 11 and if you're still looking for a special gift to celebrate your mom with, we've got just the thing. Toast to mom this year with a bottle of wine and give her a few to enjoy long after Mother's Day!
Groupon is offering an incredible deal on premium wine assortments from Naked Wines, perfect for showing your appreciation. With savings of up to 82%, you can gift Mom up to 18 bottles of top-rated red, white or mixed wines. This limited-time Groupon offer is the ideal way to set mom up for a spirited summer. Learn more below.
Wine Gift for Mom: Up to 18 Bottles of Wine from Naked Wines
Naked Wines Groupon offer
Save up to 82% on premium red, white or mixed wine from Naked Wines for Mother's Day.
Save up to 82% at Groupon
More: The best Mother's Day gift ideas that are on sale during Amazon's Summer Beauty Event
What's included in this Mother's Day Groupon deal?
This Mother's Day special from Naked Wines includes a variety of premium wine assortments depending on your selection. Each bottle is crafted by talented independent winemakers, ensuring high quality and unique flavors.
6 bottles : Choose from red, white or a mixed assortment.
: Choose from red, white or a mixed assortment. 12 bottles : A larger selection of red, white or mixed wines.
: A larger selection of red, white or mixed wines. 15 bottles : Even more options to delight her taste buds.
: Even more options to delight her taste buds. 18 bottles: The ultimate gift with a wide range of red, white or mixed wines.
Sip and save! Groupon has 80% off 15 bottles of red wine right now
How much can I save with this Groupon offer?
Apply promo code GROUPON at checkout to save an additional $2.34.
6 bottles : Originally $129.99, now $21.06 (82% off)
: Originally $129.99, now $21.06 (82% off) 12 bottles : Originally $199.99, now $40.50 (77% off)
: Originally $199.99, now $40.50 (77% off) 15 bottles : Originally $229.99, now $48.60 (77% off)
: Originally $229.99, now $48.60 (77% off) 18 bottles: Originally $274.99, now $56.70 (77% off)
How to redeem this Groupon offer
Purchase the deal: Visit the Groupon website and select the wine assortment you wish to buy. Complete redemption: After purchasing, you'll need to visit the Naked Wines website to complete the redemption process. Shipping: Note that shipping is not included and costs $24.95 for a 6-pack, $29.95 for a 12-pack, $34.95 for a 15-pack and $39.95 for the 18-pack. Ensure you place your order by Tuesday, May 6 to guarantee delivery before Mother's Day.
🍷 Restrictions: Legally, you must be 21 or older to order and receive wine. An adult signature and ID is required for delivery
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