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Aldi’s New Seasonal Beers and Wines Will Spice up Your Fall Celebrations — Starting at Just $7.99!
By Isabelle Paquette,
4 days ago
If you’re an Aldi fanatic — or even just Aldi-curious — you’re in for a treat this fall. The beloved (and ubiquitous) German supermarket chain gearing up for holiday festivities like no other with a new seasonal lineup of beer and wine. And trust us, you won’t want to miss these deals. From rich ales to sparkling wines that won’t break the bank, they've got something to elevate your sipping game for the most wonderful time of the year. Here's what to add to your cart from the new Aldi seasonal drinks.
Aldi celebrates fall with new seasonal foods
Aldi has long been a go-to for budget-friendly finds, and their fall lineup is no exception. September will bring all sorts of goodies, from Caramel and Apple Crisp Ground Coffee (about $4 for a 12 oz. bag) to a $5 Apple Cinnamon Brioche Ring. Plus, you can add a fall twist to your pasta dinner with Fall Shaped Pasta ($2), or spice up your breakfast with Fresh Pumpkin or Harvest Bagels ($2 per bag of six). Here a few other products to look out for next month:
Shopping in *this* aisle can score you some major deals
What inspired the Aldi seasonal drinks?
Aldi's selection of adult beverages is where the chain really shines. This year, they’ve taken inspiration from one of their popular products — the advent calendars. These fan favorites, often selling out within days each November, also guided Aldi’s seasonal beverage offerings for 2023. They include a wide array of delicious foods, from cheese to chocolate and, of course, booze. And get this: customers helped determine this year's offerings of Aldi seasonal drinks.
Fall invites us to slow down, gather with loved ones and share the warmth of homemade goodness. One of my favorite ways to spread this seasonal cheer is by gifting food to my friends, family and neighbors. Whether it’s a delightful dessert or a hearty savory treat, sharing a beloved recipe can bring a lot […]
Beer lovers, rejoice!
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First, let’s talk about the beer. Thanks to a customer poll, two standout brews from the 2023 advent calendar are making a solo comeback. First up, the State of Brewing Chocolate Peanut Butter Porter, brewed in Waunakee, Wisconsin. This indulgent porter is both sweet and strong, with hints of coffee and mocha that make it a must-try. And at just $8.99 for a six-pack, it’s as budget-friendly as it is tasty. Mark your calendars for October 4, because that’s when this beer hits the shelves.
Not to be outdone, the State of Brewing Holiday Ale is also making a return. Slightly lighter at 5.6% alcohol by volume (ABV), this malt beverage is brimming with flavors like cinnamon, ginger and orange peel. It’s the kind of beer that feels like a warm hug on a chilly night. It will also drop October 4 for $7.99.
Wine enthusiasts, this one’s for you
Zbynek Pospisil
Beer isn’t the only thing on the Aldi seasonal drinks menu. Wine lovers will be thrilled with the new wine additions, all under $15. Get ready for the Cremant d’Alsace, a sparkling wine made in the traditional Champagne style but without the hefty price tag. Using Pinot Blanc grapes, this French bubbly is perfect for anyone who wants a taste of affordable luxury.
Next, Aldi is venturing into new territory with its first-ever Oregon wine, the Willamette Valley Pinot Noir. Apparently, the Pacific Northwest is quickly becoming a hotspot for wine lovers, and this wine is a testament to that.
And let’s not forget the Chianti Riserva, a rich, full-bodied wine hailing from the beautiful Chianti region in Tuscany, Italy. Aged for 24 months, this wine is all about giving you a taste of Italy without leaving your kitchen.
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