13 Seasonal Sips Coming to Aldi This Fall

 

Cinnamon, spice, and cider—possibly even some hard cider—are the three main ingredients of fall. For those of us eager to incorporate a variety of autumnal flavours into our cooking, a simple place to start is the wine and beer aisle. Beginning on September 7, a variety of entertaining drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, will be available at Aldi.

This fall's lineup of new beverages includes anything from hostess-gift-worthy wines to traditional apple cider. You may be sure that you have exciting options that will fit inside your budget because everything in this collection will cost you less than $15. You should hurry to your local Aldi to check out the variety as soon as possible because many things are only accessible during certain seasons. You never know when drinks like

1. Jacob Einig Halloween Sweet Red

The ideal bottle of wine to bring to a Halloween horror movie viewing is this alleged Sweet Bloody Red. Friends will enjoy the festive activities, and if you also bring a fruity white wine, such as one of the bottles listed below, there will be something for every wine enthusiast. Starting on September 7, you can purchase a bottle for $6.99, and you might even have a drink while preparing your home for the spooky season.

2. Pacific Fruit Vineyards Sweet Apple Wine

Aldi employees claim that this beverage is the ideal complement for individuals who want a sweet after-dinner wine, but it's also a fun way to make a spritzer or sangria. Simply mix it with your preferred seltzer and some apple dice for a quick drink that is adorable, reasonably priced, and delectable enough to offer to friends. This wine costs $3.99 a bottle and has 9% alcohol by volume. Start purchasing a bottle on September 9.

3. State of Brewing Pumpkin Pie Hard Cider

This straightforward cider, which is brand-new at Aldi this season, may even convince those who dislike pumpkin. In contrast to the store's well-known pumpkin ale, this brew emphasises pumpkin pie spice with an apple ale base. This hard cider has your back on nights when it's warm outside but you're already planning Thanksgiving. Starting September 9, purchase a set of six 12-ounce bottles for $7.99.

4. State of Brewing Pumpkin Ale

For fans of pumpkins, this item is a classic. If you enjoy IPAs and want something to drink with a fresh piece of pumpkin bread, try this malty, spiced ale. Six bottles come in packs of six and cost $7.99. They become available on September 9.

5. Wicked Grove Hard Cider Variety Pack

On a Saturday when college football is on, this master pack of traditional Wicked Grove tastes like juicy pear, cinnamon, and crisp apple is the ideal way to stock the fridge for a gathering in the fall. This year, Aldi will introduce two new Wicked Grove varieties, but fans of these traditional taste profiles will adore this 12-bottle variety set. Starting on September 9, you may purchase an apple crate for yourself for $15.99.

6. Exquisite Collection Paso Robles Cabernet Sauvignon

The two high-end wines will soon be available on stores near you, and the Aldi wine department is very excited about it. At just $13.99 a bottle, this deep red is the first Paso Robles cab Aldi has ever carried, making it undoubtedly one of the most affordable selections available. Beginning September 9, locate a bottle at your neighbourhood retailer.

7. 45 & Vine Oregon Pinot Noir

This Oregon pinot noir will soon be available in your local wine area; just venture a little further up the coast. Each bottle, which goes on sale starting September 9, costs only $14.99, making it an affordable and entertaining choice for a last-minute host gift or a drink alternative for a dinner party.

8. Nature's Nectar Fall Ciders

On chilly days, these snug 2-quart jugs are ideal. Both of these sweet beverages, which come in spiced and Honeycrisp forms, can be consumed hot or cold. Each serving of both ciders has 25 grammes of sugar, which is a lot when compared to the American Heart Association's recommended daily limit of 25 grammes. If you currently limit your sugar intake, you should make this drink a rare treat rather than a daily beverage. For a simple crowd-pleasing beverage, reheat it in a slow cooker or on the stovetop, or incorporate it into beverages like our Bourbon Caramel Apple Cocktail. A jug will be available beginning September 9 for $2.89.

9. Wicked Grove Caramel Apple Hard Cider

Even employees are eager to try this brand-new item from the Aldi fall selection because it is so new. This sweet variation on the traditional hard apple cider is a fall must-try for those who already enjoy it. Starting September 14, a six-pack will be available for $7.99.

10. Three Mills Pumpkin Spice Mulled Wine

Keep the hot drinks coming—this pumpkin spice mulled wine is ideal for people who want to liven up chilly nights with a little alcohol. Aldi employees advise topping steaming glasses of this beverage with a cinnamon stick and engaging conversation. Starting on September 21, purchase a bottle for $5.99.

11. State of Brewing Peanut Butter Porter

The ideal beverage for a Halloween night spent smuggling peanut butter cups out of the candy jar has finally been discovered. With a 3.5% ABV, this beer is suitable for daytime consumption and a reliable tailgating choice when the weather cools. Six items can be purchased for $6.99 starting on September 28.

12. Pacific Fruit Vineyards Sweet Cranberry Wine

This wine, like the apple type that becomes available in September, is the ideal base for spritzers or sangria. Aldi employees guarantee that this beverage will be as sweet as its name suggests, making it a desirable choice for anyone who enjoy dessert wines. Starting on October 14, a bottle will cost $3.99 at your neighbourhood Aldi.

13. Wicked Grove Spiced Plum Hard Cider

The final new Wicked Grove product is an additional effort by Aldi to broaden its selection of autumnal flavours. This spiced plum choice, which will be available in stores on October 19, gives the usual fall beverage options a lively and fruity makeover. For $7.99, buy a pack of six.

 

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