Aldi is set to launch the viral sensation BuzzBallz in stores nationwide from May 22, priced at just £2.99 each for a 200ml can.
The ready-to-drink cocktails will come in three bold flavours: Choc Tease, Strawberry Rita and Tequila Rita.
As Britons gear up for a summer of celebrations, BuzzBallz offers a budget-friendly alternative to expensive cocktails.
Indeed, by stocking the tasty tipples, Aldi aims to provide "bold flavours and big vibes without breaking the bank".
Aldi shoppers can snap up three BuzzBallz flavours: Choc Tease, Strawberry Rita, and Tequila Rita
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The launch of BuzzBallz on Aldi shelves follows major social media success. On TikTok, videos featuring the cocktails have amassed more than 45,000 views so far, suggesting that shoppers are in for a treat.
The drink company has already generated a devoted fan base, becoming the "ultimate" ready-to-drink cocktail for twentysomethings.
But those who want to get their hands on a BuzzBallz cocktail should act fast, as the beverages are part of Aldi's iconic Specialbuys range.
Specialbuys are the "unique products in Aldi at unbelievable prices". Found in Aldi's middle aisle, they feature DIY, kitchenware, garden furniture, sports equipment, camping gear and more.
It's crucial to note that when it comes to these products, "once they're gone, they're gone", so it's worth planning a supermarket trip swiftly when they launch.
The BuzzBallz cocktails are marketed as "perfect for festivals, BBQs, or simply soaking up the sun".
The retailer expects the trio of tipples to "fly off the shelves as shoppers embrace the drink of the season".
Aldi is constantly launching new products and bringing back fan-favourites to delight its loyal customers.
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