Sunday, April 3, 2022

From Kev, Rare Discount Codes from Sage & Gaggia

Happy Sunday fellow coffee botherers :-), 

Just a quick email for anyone who missed the email yesterday about the very rare 25% discount code from Sage Appliances - and also a reminder about the other rare discount code I have at the moment, for the Gaggia Classic Pro. 

The Sage Appliances 25% discount is only while the current London Coffee Festival is on, so you'll want to act quickly if you're interested in any Sage machine.

It's not just on coffee machines, by the way, so if you're interested in the other Sage products including Air fryers & ovens, pressure cookers, bread makers, even an Ice Cream maker & a Pizza oven - they're all included. 

The discount on the Gaggia Classic is hopefully going to be live all April, as long as they don't run out of stock in the meantime. 

Sage: 
https://breville.oie8.net/coffeeblog
Enter the code GCS25 at checkout. Please make sure you click apply. 

Gaggia: (on the stainless steel Gaggia Classic Pro)
https://coffeeblog.co.uk/gaggiaclassic201819
Enter the code COFBLC30 to get it for just £399

While I'm sharing discount codes, don't forget that if you're a new customer, you get 25% off my coffee at The Coffeeworks with the discount code CBNC25. If you're an existing customer, don't forget to use the discount code coffeebotherers for 10% off.

My favourite at the moment by the way (I'm drinking it right now) is fruitcake blend, very strong but tasty, I'm drinking it as flat white now and the aftertaste, for me, is that unmistakable dark spicy taste of Christmas cake. 

Thanks again,


Kev
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cworks.co.uk


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