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  • £12 Baileys 1L (norm £20) at Tesco

    £12 Baileys 1L (norm £20) at Tesco

    Original Irish Cream, Coffee, and Orange Truffle flavours in stores & online

    If you enjoy Baileys – or perhaps it'd make a welcomed gift for mum on Mother's Day – you can get one-litre bottles of Baileys* for £12 (norm £20) at Tesco online or in store (find your nearest*) until Sun 22 Mar, while stock lasts.

    The offer is on Baileys Original Irish Cream*, Coffee* and Orange Truffle* flavours. The next cheapest we've found is £20 at Sainsbury's and Morrisons.

    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.

    MSE Oli says:

    Previously, we've seen these large bottles as cheap as £10 in the run-up to Christmas, but £12 is a decent deal for this time of year.

  • £12 Baileys 1L (norm £20)

    £12 Baileys 1L (norm £20)

    Original Irish Cream in stores and online at Tesco

    If you enjoy Baileys, 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*) until Thu 20 Feb, while stock lasts. The next cheapest we've found is £16 on offer at Asda.

    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.

    MSE Oli says:

    Previously, we've seen these large bottles as cheap as £10 in the run-up to Christmas, but £12 is a decent deal for this time of year.

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