It's that time of the month again where I share my thoughts on the September Degustabox. As with every Degustabox review that I do. I have a fantastic and exclusive discount code for you to use to take a massive £6 off the £12.99 price tag. All you have to do is enter the code BLDEG15 when you register.
So what exactly does the September Degustabox comprise of. Well let's see;
From left to right: Kent's Kitchen Spicy Szechuan Posh Noodles - Bassetts Jelly Babies Berry Mix - Mallow And Marsh Raspberry Marshmallows - Maynards Wine Gums Red N' Black - Compete Mocha Flavour Energy Bites - Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
From left to right: Sweet Sally Winter Spice American Southern Tea - Up & Go Chocolate - The Good Cider Pear - Up & Go Vanilla - The Good Cider Apple - The Olive Shop Extra Virgin Olive Oil
As with every Degustabox, that I have had the pleasure of trying and reviewing. There truly is something for everyone (especially as me and my family share the contents). And on top of that, we've discovered some great new products. Ones that we will surely be repurchasing from now on.
For us the biggest hits of the September Box came from The Good Cider. Both were incredibly tasty and the quality was unlike any other that we've tried in the past. When it comes to our cider buying habits we tend to always opt for our fail-safe brand. Which just so happens to be Kopparberg. But we'll definitely now be picking up our ciders from The Good Cider. And the inclusion of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups was welcomed with open arms. As were the other sweet treats. The Mallow And Marsh Marshmallows and the Red N' Black Wine Gums from Maynards were both brilliant. And disappeared from the box almost instantaneously. As did the Jelly Babies Berry Mix. But that Berry Mix of Jelly Babies brings me onto something slightly disheartening about September's box.
Much like last month's box (review here), we have product repetition once again. Both the Kent's Kitchen Posh Noodles and the Bassetts Jelly Babies Berry Mix appeared in the March box (review here), which was certainly a little disappointing. I was hoping that it was a bit of a blip that last month there were product repeats. But it looks as though this might be becoming a monthly thing (I can only hope not). What has impressed me the most thus far about Degustabox is the fact that not only do you get a great range of products for your money but that you also get to try brand new products, exclusives and things that you would never have picked up yourself whilst out shopping. Products appearing more than once in subsequent boxes kind of detracts from all that for me.
So what do you think of this month's box? Have you tried any of the products featured in September Degustabox before?
