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Baileys deals
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If you enjoy Baileys, you can currently pick up a one litre bottle for £12 (normally £20). This is the cheapest we see one litre bottles of Baileys outside of the festive period, where last year we saw them drop to as low as £9.50 at Tesco.
The offer's on at:
- Tesco* – online and in stores when you swipe your Clubcard, until Mon 25 Oct
- Asda – online and in stores until until Wed 3 Nov
If buying online from a supermarket, remember that delivery fees and minimum spends could apply. Please be Drinkaware.
The offer is only available on the one litre bottle of Baileys Original Irish Cream.
For more ways to save on your supermarket shop, see our round-up of Supermarket coupons.
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Latest Expired Deals
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£12 Baileys 1L (norm £20)
Original Irish Cream via Tesco Clubcard Price promotion
ExpiredIf you enjoy Baileys – or perhaps it'd make a welcomed gift for mum on Mother's Day – you can get a one-litre bottle of Baileys Original Irish Cream* for £12 (norm £20) at Tesco online or in-store (find your nearest*, excludes Express) as part of its Clubcard Prices promotion until Sun 14 Mar, while stock lasts.
To be eligible for the deal, you'll need to have a Tesco Clubcard or sign up for free*. Simply scan your Clubcard at the checkout or link it to your online account.
If you're buying online, don't forget to factor in delivery cost and minimum order spend. For more ways to save on your supermarket shopping, see our round-up of Supermarket Coupons.
Please be Drinkaware.
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Asda £10 Baileys 1L
Original Irish Cream Liqueur flavour only
ExpiredIt's usually Christmas when we see the supermarkets undercutting each other in the 'Battle of the Baileys', yet Asda has reduced its one-litre bottle to £10 (norm £15), which is just 50p shy of the cheapest we've ever seen. The discounted price is available online at Asda* – we've asked Asda if it's available in store too and although the press office is yet to confirm, Asda customer service says it is, subject to availability, so do call ahead to check your local store (find your nearest*).
We don't know the end date for this offer yet, so go quick if it's something you want.
If shopping online you'll need to factor in a minimum basket charge and a delivery fee. If shopping in store, make sure to go as part of an essential shop.
Only the Original Irish Cream Liqueur flavour is on offer.
For more sweet treats, see if you're eligible for a free Creme Egg or other Easter chocolate via Tesco Clubcard.
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