So it's Black Friday

[WTFH]

I'm looking for Sonos speakers on a deal. If anyone spots any, let me know.
Black, 1/3/5

[I just need to test it]

Awesome, the waiting list feature worked... I got my Glenlivet 18 for £39.99 free Prime delivery.

Then I selected "no rush delivery" and got a £3 credit. £37 is an absolute steal. I should've bought two!

It does seem astonishingly cheap.

Not as cheap as some Aldi stuff I bought last night that was recommended to me as "tasting like a 60 quid scotch". Not tried it yet.

[LucidDementia]

Not as cheap as some Aldi stuff I bought last night that was recommended to me as "tasting like a 60 quid scotch hooker". Not tried it yet.

FTFY

[d000hg]

It does seem astonishingly cheap.

Not as cheap as some Aldi stuff I bought last night that was recommended to me as "tasting like a 60 quid scotch". Not tried it yet.

There's actually some interesting looking ones in Lidl right now

https://scotchwhisky.com/magazine/ta...ited-releases/

Prices range £30-35 for the blends (which sound quite interesting actually) to £50 for the 28-year old (28?!) Speyside.

I'm dubious the ages can be right... a 34-year old blend?!

And you'd have to buy blind, which would be idiotic

[LucidDementia]

There's actually some interesting looking ones in Lidl right now

https://scotchwhisky.com/magazine/ta...ited-releases/

Prices range £30-35 for the blends (which sound quite interesting actually) to £50 for the 28-year old (28?!) Speyside.

I'm dubious the ages can be right... a 34-year old blend?!

And you'd have to buy blind, which would be idiotic

Yes, I'm sure they're lying about the ages, because you know better right?
Buying blind is not idiotic, it's fun, exciting and a bit risky. (Spending £80 blind might be a bit unwise but £30? Worth a punt)

Risk is part of the game.

[WTFH]

I don't have a problem with buying blind, it's when you drink it and go blind that I start to worry.

[d000hg]

I don't have a problem with buying blind, it's when you drink it and go blind that I start to worry.

Ha. Buying something from a distillery you like is one thing. Buying from somewhere you've never heard of, a special edition only for Lidl, which is improbably cheap, raises a warning sign.

[LucidDementia]

Ha. Buying something from a distillery you like is one thing. Buying from somewhere you've never heard of, a special edition only for Lidl, which is improbably cheap, raises a warning sign.

Yes, but everything in Lidl is improbably cheap isn't it. That's kinda their business model.

[diseasex]

I note Amazon are doing discounts on their own kit... £35 for the cheap Fire tablet, £80 for a Kindle paperwhite. Those seem like genuine discounts.

Also... £35!

I need it for ... business purposes ... to read invoices

[LondonManc]

Black Friday; a concept invented by Americans where they'll trample over each other to get to the bargains only one day after celebrating being grateful for what they have.