Article: Virgin Australia Finally Refreshes Its Lounge Wines

[AFF Editor]

Virgin Australia Finally Refreshes Its Lounge Wines is an article written by the AFF editorial team:

Virgin Australia Finally Refreshes Its Lounge Wines

For a while, some of the wines served in Virgin Australia's airport lounges have tasted pretty bad. But the airline is finally refreshing its wine list with some new options.

www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au

You can leave a comment or discuss this topic below.

 

[Steven of Mysore]

Virgin Australia Finally Refreshes Its Lounge Wines is an article written by the AFF editorial team:

Virgin Australia Finally Refreshes Its Lounge Wines

For a while, some of the wines served in Virgin Australia's airport lounges have tasted pretty bad. But the airline is finally refreshing its wine list with some new options.

www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au

You can leave a comment or discuss this topic below.

When my cardiologist suggested that I shouldn't be having a glass or 'two' at the airport, I really didn't mind given the v poor standard anyway. $8 retail is around $3.50-$4.50 wholesale. Shameful.

 

[Gold Member]

“We constantly refresh and change our lounge menu and drink offerings to ensure our guests have an exciting and enjoyable experience in our lounges.”

Gotta love the marketing spin from the Airlines justifying their incessant cost cutting. They just damage their brand even more with this sort of tripe.

At $8 a bottle, the Accolade house special “paint stripper/methanol blend” might go down easier.

 

[henrus]

Ok now tap beer next!

 

[kileskus]

Thanks for the article. Was the rotation of wines directly in response to AFF or had they been showing signs of switching it up earlier?

I'm hoping Accolade starts branching out into gin and vodka

 

[AFF Editor]

Thanks for the article. Was the rotation of wines directly in response to AFF or had they been showing signs of switching it up earlier?

I can't say for sure, but the first we heard about the new wines being introduced was two weeks after we originally contacted Virgin for this story.