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Baileys deals
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Baileys £10 for 1L at Tesco
When you scan your Clubcard
ExpiredEvery year we witness the 'battle of the Baileys', with each supermarket throwing its hat into the ring and lowering the price of one-litre Original Baileys bottles. In early November, Sainsbury’s reduced its price to £10 for a few weeks, though that's now gone.
But Tesco* is entering the battle this week, offering one-litre of Baileys for £10 from Thursday 1 December. The offer is for Clubcard members, and gets a discount from Tesco's usual price of £21. The deal runs until Monday 12 December and is available online and in stores, including Express, (find your nearest Tesco*). You can buy a maximum of six bottles per person, but please be Drinkaware. If buying online, remember that delivery fees and minimum spends apply, and Christmas slots are quickly filling up.
Sainsburys has confirmed that it will be bringing back it's one-litre bottle for £10 deal from Wednesday 7 December until Sunday 11 December. It will be available online and in store, excluding Locals (find your nearest Sainsburys).
We expect to see more supermarkets drop the price of a litre-bottle to £10 (or lower) in the lead-up to Christmas Day. We'll update the below list as new Baileys offers crop up, so bookmark this page to stay up to date. The supermarkets mentioned below are the best offers currently on for Baileys:
- £12.99 (normally £22)
- Original Irish Cream only
- Offer ends on Sunday 1 January
- Maximum three per customer
- Go online to Morrisons* or find your nearest store*
- £13 (normally £22)
- Original Irish Cream only
- Offer ends on Tuesday 29 November
- Maximum eighteen per customer
- £13 (normally £20)
- Original Irish Cream only
- Offer ends on Sunday 1 January
- Maximum five per customer
- Go online to Asda* or find your nearest store*
For ways to save on your supermarket shop, see our round-up of Supermarket coupons.
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Baileys £9.99 for 1L at Morrisons
Available online and in store
ExpiredEvery year we witness the 'battle of the Baileys', with each supermarket throwing its hat into the ring and lowering the price of one-litre Original Baileys bottles. Sainsbury’s and Tesco previously reduced the price to £10, but Morrisons* has just beaten both, offering one-litre of Baileys for £9.99 until Sunday 18 December.
It’s available online and in stores (find your nearest store*). You can only buy one bottle per person, please be Drinkaware. If buying online, remember that delivery fees and minimum spends apply, and Christmas slots are quickly filling up.
We expect to see more supermarkets drop the price of a litre-bottle to £10 (or lower) in the lead-up to Christmas Day. We'll update the below list as new Baileys offers crop up, so bookmark this page to stay up to date. The supermarkets mentioned below are the best offers currently on for Baileys:
- £13 (normally £22)
- Original Irish Cream only
- Offer ends on Tuesday 29 November
- Maximum eighteen per customer
- £13 (normally £20)
- Original Irish Cream only
- Offer ends on Sunday 1 January
- Maximum five per customer
- Go online to Asda* or find your nearest store*
- £13 (normally £22)
- Original Irish Cream only
- Offer ends on Sunday 1 January
- No purchase limit
- Go online to Sainsbury's or find your nearest store (excludes Sainsbury's Locals)
For ways to save on your supermarket shop, see our round-up of Supermarket coupons.
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