Thank you! Can you tell me how a wine sampler works?
They try to make the Tasting Sampler sound like a good deal but unless you do your research it can be a rip off. In the past a few of the food items cost at least if not a little more than the break even cost per item for the sampler coupons but this year there isn't one food item being offered that costs that much. So most of us don't plan to use the sampler coupons for any food. I'm planning to use it for the other 2 champagnes & the 2 Kurt Russell "Gogi" wines and some of the Cocktails. Those 2 champagnes & the Kurt Russell wines alone would cost $54 at the festival if you buy them without using the Tasting Sampler coupons so anything else I get with the sampler will be above the break even point.
Wow- check out those wine pours at the top of the page! Yeah right Disney- we're on to you there!
I'm almost afraid to point it out, but that Moët & Chandon Brut Rose Imperial champagne is $16 if you pay cash. That is one fantastic use of a coupon.
Yes, that's why I'm planning to use the sampler for The two non-excluded champagnes & the 2 Kurt Russell wines. Whatever I use the coupons on after that I will be beyond the break-even point since those four alone come to $64 if you pay cash. I went through the lists and I could probably get value out of 3 tasting samplers if I taste all the drinks I either definitely want or might want to try. I will be spending 3 weeks @ WDW between the end of September & the middle of November so I should have plenty of time to try out a lot of F & W items.I'm almost afraid to point it out, but that Moët & Chandon Brut Rose Imperial champagne is $16 if you pay cash. That is one fantastic use of a coupon.
but we did the same thing... used tabs for these and several passion slushes! We both liked the Moet rose quite a lot and had no problem spending the equivalent of $8.65 for it. The Gogi wines on the other hand... meh. Would not spend another $8.65 on either of those! 
Did you say it DOESNT include food? That link says it includes food.
@BigAlsGal I think they meant that there were no food items that broke the $8.65 break-even-price - not that the sampler couldn't be used for food.
You are right. That's what I get for not double checking my calculations with an actual calculator. I still want to try the GogiYour math is $10 off
Veuve Clicquot champagne $13
Moet & Chandon rose $16
Gogi Pinot noir $15
Gogi Chardonnay $10
Total $54
What I meant was there are no food items that cost at least the minimum amount per coupon to break even on the cost. Sorry for the confusion. You can use it on food if you want but you will actually be wasting the coupons if you do since you are better of paying for anything that doesn't cost at least $8.65. If you want to use the Sampler you need to do your homework to make sure to at least break even just like everyone advises those who use the DDP.
