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Published 07:50 14 Feb 2017 GMT

But what's the catch? Well it may cost the customer their conscience.
The deal is taking place largely in Ireland - where it happened to coincide with a staff strike over changes to contracts of the company’s longest-serving workers.
Union leaders claim Tesco workers hired before 1996 will lose 15% of their pay and have to work more flexible hours.
Many feel the price-slashed Prosecco is a sneaky way of getting people to cross the picket line and not show solidarity with those striking:
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