Iceland’s selling cheapest supermarket prosecco – and it costs £5 a bottle
The deal is available from Monday until April 23 at Iceland
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BUBBLY drinkers looking for cheap fizz will want to head to Iceland for its Prosecco next week.
From Monday, the supermarket is slashing the cost of 75cl bottles of La Gioiosa Prosecco from £10 to £5, and it's the cheapest fizz around in the UK's supermarkets.
The Prosecco is said to taste of lemons and almonds, and to be best enjoyed on its own or with a fish pie or seafood pasta.
You'll only have to pay £5 for the fizz at Iceland, both online and in stores, between April 8 and 23.
Even better, if you're shopping at Iceland anytime before April 7, you'll be given a 10 per cent voucher on your receipt.
This is then valid between April 12 and April 23 if you spend at least £25 in store, meaning you can use it to get the bottle of fizz for only £4.50.
Last year, Aldi rolled out massive six litre bottles of Prosecco for £80.
The discounter has also just started selling sparkling wine in a can - and they cost £1.70 each.
If you're after something a little different for Easter, Lidl is selling a sweet wine that tastes like hot cross buns.
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