Marks and Spencer, more than any other retailer, has been at the vanguard of innovation in food products for many years. This baton has been picked up by the wine team in the past decade and the retailer now boasts one of the more diverse and interesting high street selections in the UK. What M&S have to offer...
The best and the worst from M&S
Guest contributor
Friday 13 November 2015
We are publishing Andy Howard MW’s latest assessment of what this important UK retailer has to offer because it is currently running a series of substantial discounts if you buy wine in quantity. You can see more detail here.
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