Aldi Ireland is celebrating Dry January by offering alcohol-free alternatives to beers, wines and spirts for up to 30% off until 31 January.
The retailer is encouraging shoppers to start off the year with simple, healthy swaps – without breaking the bank.
Rosé fans can enjoy a Cambalala 0% Rosé wine for €2.99 – which is down from €3.99.
For those who prefer white, Aldi’s Cambalala 0% Chardonnay is also available for €2.99, down from €3.99, boasting aromas of white peach and vanilla with flavours of stone fruit and honey, making it the perfect companion with roasted vegetable dishes.
If red is more suitable for the winter months, the Cambalala 0% Shiraz for €2.99 (down from €3.99) is a rich, well-balanced option.
Aldi’s alcohol-free prosecco, Costellore Zerosecco Sparkling Wine (€2.49 – down from €3.49), has earned Gold at the Irish Quality Food and Drink Awards 2023 and Silver at the 2024 International Wine and Spirit Competition.
These achievements proved that good taste does not necessarily require a high price tag.
For a hint of pink, the Costellore Zerosecco Sparkling Rosé (€2.49 – down from €3.49) is light and bubbly – perfect for sober January celebrations.
Beers And Spirits
Beer lovers may prefer Karlskrone Lager 0.0% (€1.74 for 6x330ml– down from €2.49), which delivers a crisp and refreshing lager experience.
Fans of classic beers can treat themselves to a Heineken 0.0 (€4.19 for 6x330ml– down from €5.99) or Guinness 0.0 (€4.89 for 4x500ml– down from €6.99).
For a lighter option, Alaska Alcohol Free Premium Cider (€0.99 – down from €1.49) offers a fruity twist.
These alcohol-free beers and ciders are perfect for any time of day, so those participating in Dry January don’t have to forgo the taste for the whole month.
For a sophisticated, alcohol-free gin and tonic, Greyson’s Alcohol-Free Gin (€6.85 – down from €9.79) is available in Pink Berries or London Dry.
Perfect for a mocktail, the alcohol-free gin ensures that no one needs to skip their favourite drink this Dry January.
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