For those of us who are sober, taking part in Dry January or just looking for an alternative to the next alcoholic beverage, Tesco have incredible savings on alcohol-free wine, low and no beers and zero-proof spirits. Best of all? Prices start from just £3 - how good is that?
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Wine drinkers looking for an alcohol-free alternative can save money on alcohol-free wines at Tesco, with 50p off select bottles (available to all shoppers), and prices starting at just £3 per bottle.
Customers can choose from a variety of alcohol-free wines including:
- Eisberg Sauvignon Alcohol Free 75Cl - now £3
- Eisberg Rosé Alcohol Free 75Cl - now £3
- Eisberg Merlot Alcohol Free 75Cl - now £3
- Lindeman’s Alcohol Free Semillon Chardonnay 75Cl - now £3.50
- Lindeman’s Alcohol Free Cabernet Sauvignon 750Ml - now £3.50
Clubcard holders can also take their pick of branded booze-free beers, with exclusive prices starting at just £2 for a pack of four - less than 50p per bottle.
Customers can choose from:
- San Miguel 0.0% Alcohol Free Beer 4 Pack - now just £2, saving £1.50.
- Heineken Alcohol Free Beer 12 Pack - priced at £7
- Heineken 0.0 Alcohol Free Lager 6 Pack - now £3.50
- Peroni Libera Alcohol Free 4 Pack - now £4
- Stella Artois Premium Alcohol-Free Lager 4 Pack - just £3
- Kopparberg Premium Cider Mixed Fruit Alcohol Free 4 Pack - £3
For Clubcard holders missing a crisp Gin and Tonic in the evening, the new Gordon’s Alcohol-Free Spirit 70Cl is only £12 a bottle, saving £2.
Or pour something a little fruitier, with 30% off Ceder’s Pink Rose Non-Alcoholic Spirit 500Ml, now just £14, down from £20 for Clubcard holders.
Clubcard Prices are available for Clubcard holders online and in all stores excluding Express stores. Deals can be unlocked through the Clubcard App, when using your Clubcard or fob at the checkout, or automatically when shopping online.
These offers end on the 25th January so make the most of them whilst you still can.
It’s also worth noting that the price of alcoholic products may differ in Wales or Scotland due to local Minimum Unit Pricing laws.
Are you taking part in Dry January or tempted to try one of these non-alcoholic versions? Let us know in the comments box below.
