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At Tesco (with Clubcard), Sainsbury's (with Nectar), Costco (with membership) & Asda

Every year during the festive season, we see the 'battle of the Baileys', with many major supermarkets slashing the price of Baileys Original one-litre bottles (normally £22-ish). Here's where it's cheapest:

Tesco* for £10 via Clubcard (free to sign up*) online and in stores, except in Scotland where it's £11.05. This deal is running until Monday 8 December.
Costco for £9.99 online until Monday 8 December, or while stock lasts (price may differ in stores). You'll need a membership to shop at it (usually £40/year). See our Costco tips for more ways to save.
Asda for £10 online and in stores until Monday 8 December.

Will it get cheaper?

There's always a chance. It's only in the last week we've seen retailers drop to £10 – throughout most of November, the best price was £11, and we were beginning to think that might be the price floor this year.

The cheapest we saw last year was when Morrisons offered bottles for £8.50 for More Card members, but you had to also spend £45 or more on groceries to get the deal. Morrisons is also the cheapest we've seen so far this year, though only by pennies, dropping the price to £9.97 for just a few days over Black Friday weekend.

We'll update here if any new Baileys offers crop up.

Please be Drinkaware.

What about other supermarkets?

Currently, Baileys Original one-litre is £14 at Ocado and Morrisons. When we checked, it was out of stock at Amazon*.

For other ways to save on your supermarket shop, see our round-up of supermarket coupons.

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With a Tesco Clubcard. Normally £22

If you enjoy Baileys Original Irish Cream, you can get a one-litre bottle for £13.50 (normally £22) in stores or online at Tesco*. You'll need to scan your Clubcard at the checkout, or use it with your online order (remember a minimum order and delivery fee will apply) to get the deal. The discounted price is available until Monday 21 April.

The cheapest we see one-litre bottles of Baileys is £9.50-£10 around Christmas, but £13.50 outside of the festive period is a decent deal if you want it now. The next cheapest we've seen it currently is £14.99 at Amazon. At the other major supermarkets it's full-price.

Please be Drinkaware.

Find out which cheaper supermarket own-brand Irish Cream beat the original in the MSE staff Baileys taste test.

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