Lidl’s Bavarian beers are back and a can starts from as little as 59p
The bargain booze range will be available in stores from tomorrow until stocks last
LIDL is bringing back its bargain range of German beers and prices start from just 59p.
The budget supermarket first released the Bavarian booze range to celebrate Oktoberfest last year.
It’s now bringing back the sell-out drinks ahead of summer, due to popular demand.
Shoppers can get their hands on a shandy-style Naturtrübes Radler for just 59p, or pick up a Festbier or Wheat Beer for 99p.
Also available is the limited edition Festbier & Stein, which costs £4.99 and comes with a giant glass.
If you don’t fancy beer, the Zünftler Black Forest Cherry Schnapps (40 per cent ABV) will also be up for grabs at £14.99.
Lidl's German beer range - what's included?
HERE's what is included in Lidl's sell-out beer range
- Perlenbacher Radler, 2.5 per cent vol, 500ml, 59p
- Perlenbacher What Beer, 5 per cent vol, 500ml, 99p
- Perlenbacher Festbier Larger, 5.5 per cent vol, 500ml, 99p
- Perlenbacher Festbier and Stein, 5.5 per cent vol, 500ml, £4.99
For a perfect Bavarian bonanza, shoppers can also pick up a pack of four Bavarian Bratwurst for only £1.69 and Pork Wiener Schnitzel for £3.99.
The range will be available in stores from tomorrow until stocks last.
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Before heading to the shops, it’s worth checking prices online as more retailers are likely to drop prices ahead of warmer days.
For example, Tesco is now selling .
While Aldi has just brought back its gin and tonic ice lollies – and they cost £2.99 for a pack of four.
If you’re planning to travel around this summer, here’s where you’ll find Britain’s cheapest pint where a lager costs just £2.90.
ICE TO KNOW Aldi’s gin and tonic ice lollies are back – but you’ll have to be quick
The Sun Online has also revealed the nine ways to cut your booze costs.
Please follow ‘s advice and always drink in moderation and make sure you are in control.
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