Lidl is selling bottles of its award-winning fizz for just £3.70 – but only for two days
The budget supermarket has dropped the price of its double award-winning sparkling wine for one weekend only
FIZZ lovers can get their hands on award-winning sparkling wine for less than £4 from Lidl.
The budget supermarket is flogging bottles of the Allini Italian Asti Spumante for just £3.69 this weekend – two thirds of its usual £5.49 price tag.
The two-time winner scoped bronze at both last year’s Decanter awards and the International Wine and Spirit award.
The Italian bottle of plonk is a sweeter alternative to others like Prosecco and Franciacorta and contains less alcohol too.
It contains 7.5 per cent ABV compared to the – £5.99 at Lidl – which contains 10.5 per cent ABV.
But even in the offer, it’s not the cheapest bottle of Italian sparkling wine we could find.
Asda is selling a bottle of wine maker’s choice for £2.50 but it hasn’t won any awards.
You’ve only got two days to get your hands on the deal though because Lidl is only running the offer on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 August this week.
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A bottle of budget gin from Aldi has beaten Heston Blumenthal’s gin in an international taste test – and it costs more than half the price.
Lidl’s Hortus Citrus Garden gin which costs £15 also scooped silver, beating of the competition from the Michelin-starred chef.
Aldi has launched a new gin that looks suspiciously similar to a Hendrick’s gin – but for a fraction of the price.
Last month, Asda also added three new pink gin to its booze aisles and they come in a mixture of deliciously fruity flavours including elderflower and grapefruit as well as rhubarb and ginger.
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