Sharing Spree: Hello, Seattle! (plus, 60% off wine!)

I'm excited to introduce all of my Seattle readers to Sharing Spree, a daily deal site that's been around for little more than a year now. Today, Sharing Spree launched in Seattle and I can't wait to see what local deals they're finding for us! Sharing Spree also offers local deals in Portland, Nashville and Birmingham, with plans to open in many more cities soon. Many of their deals are also redeemable online, which means anyone can take advantage of them, which leads me to this sweet offer on wine!

  Through 2/15, you can snag $100 worth of ONEHOPE's hand-crafted wines, created in partnership with Robert Mondavi, Jr., for only $40! This voucher may also be used toward shipping and taxes, and it's redeemable online so it's available to anyone (though some states are excluded; see details below).  

• If you are new to Sharing Spree, you can create an account here.
• Then, you can head over here to find this great deal!

Another big reason to love Sharing Spree is their commitment to communities: a portion of every deal sold (usually 10-20%) is donated to local non-profits, schools and charities. To date, they've donated more than $250,000! When you go to purchase a deal, Sharing Spree tells you up front where the donation will go. How cool is that?!

  Deal Details: Two Per Person. May purchase up to 3 as gifts. May redeem online beginning 2/16/2012. Redeem at www.onehopewine.com. Put your Sharing Spree code in the gift card box in the shopping cart section prior to checkout. Must be used in 1 visit. No cash back. No change given. May not be combined with any other offers. This Spree can be used for shipping and taxes. Merchant cannot ship to the following states: AL, AR, DE, KY, MA, MI, MS, MT, NJ, OK, PA, RI, SD, UT, VT. Not valid toward Wine Club or Hope at Home tasting packages. Valid for customers 21 and older with valid ID only; ID will be verified by UPS at time of delivery. Promotional value expires 8/15/2012. Any expiration is subject to the provisions of the state law. 

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