UK’s cheapest supermarket to buy Baileys this week

IF you fancy a sip of Baileys, be sure to read this list pointing out the cheapest places to pick up a bottle of the delectable Irish cream whiskey.

The iconic liqueur is still flying off shelves – with one major UK retailer selling bottles at a huge 35 per cent off.

As long as shoppers follow one condition, customers at Sainsbury’s can pick up bottles for with a decent chunk shaved off the original price.

Bargain hunters will rejoice in hearing Nectar Card holders at the retail giant will be able to pick up a 70cl bottle of Baileys for just £11.

By sharp contrast, most other leading supermarkets in Britain are selling the beloved liquid gold for at least £17.

But online, Amazon shoppers can snag up a bottle of the creamy spirit for just £13.

This mega deal is available for without needing Prime, and users will save 26 per cent with each bottle.

UK retail giants

In terms of other Brit retail giants, B&M is selling the same sized bottles for just £14.

The third cheapest option is going for just under that, at £16.

Iceland is selling the fan-favourite alcohol for the discounted price.

Shoppers at ASDA can pick up also their share of the velvety whiskey for just below £17.

For just £16.98, ASDA shoppers can get their hands on the Original Irish Cream Liqueur.

Pricier options

And at Tesco, each bottle is going for £17 exactly.

With no Club Card deals on offer, this makes the purchase here slightly more pricey than the other two aforementioned options.

But for an even more expensive price, Co-op are selling each Baileys bottle for £17.50.

And topping the list, Waitrose shoppers will have to pay £18 per bottle of Baileys.

Lidl and Aldi dupes

While discount stores Lidl and Aldi don’t sell official Baileys products, they do offer very similar imitation drinks which go for a fraction of the price.

But Baileys-loving bargain hunters are rushing to Aldi to grab a brand-new dupe that’s hit shelves – at £10 cheaper than rival supermarkets.

The creamy liqueur, which comes in a festive new flavour, will be launched in the budget supermarket and is being tipped as the must-have tipple for autumn.

The brand-new Pumpkin Spice Ballycastle for just £6.99 is the cheapest Baileys dupe around.

The autumn-inspired flavour is already proving a hit with fans who can’t wait for the creamy liqueur’s mix of warming spice and velvety sweetness.

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