Aldi launches 3 'crowd-pleaser' beverages that promise 'bliss' in a bottle - the exact dates you can snap them up

At less than £8, they make a budget-friendly treat for shoppers who want "luxury without the high price tag".

The launch comes as Aldi reports a significant 36 per cent surge in sales of its Ballycastle creamy creations in 2025, reflecting shoppers' growing appetite for decadent tipples.

First to hit shelves is the Ballycastle Birthday Cake Country Cream, available in stores now.

The celebratory blend combines vanilla, strawberry, and sponge cake flavours for "sweet-tooth satisfaction".

Next is the Ballycastle Strawberries & Cream Country Cream, arriving in stores on June 9.

Landing at Aldi just in time for tennis season, it offers a summery twist on a British classic.

According to the discount supermarket, the "crowd-pleaser" tipple is a "guaranteed matchmade in heaven".

Completing the collection on June 26 is the Ballycastle Cookie Dough Ice Cream Country Cream, promising a rich, creamy experience.

Expertly "infusing" buttery biscuit, chocolate, vanilla and a touch of salt, Aldi hailed it as "pure cookie dough bliss".

Dessert-Inspired Ballycastle Cream Liqueurs

• Ballycastle Birthday Cake Country Cream (70cl)
• Ballycastle Strawberries & Cream Country Cream (70cl)
• Ballycastle Cookie Dough Ice Cream Country Cream (70cl)

All three 70cl bottles will be available in England and Wales while stocks last, so shoppers will have to act fast if they want to bag the brand-new beverages.

Aldi customers can also snap up "viral" sensation drinks at the supermarket for just £3.

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The ready-to-drink cocktails will come in three bold flavours: Choc Tease, Strawberry Rita, and Tequila Rita.

The supermarket aims to provide "bold flavours and big vibes without breaking the bank".

In other Aldi news, chaos erupted at one London store as swarms of Britons tried to secure a Reformer Pilates Machine.