Aldi fans are going wild for a Biscoff-flavoured drink
FANS have greeted a new Biscoff-flavoured drink with great enthusiasm – saying it “has no right to be this good”.
The drink, officially called Caramel Biscuit Beer, has flown off the shelves as eager Aldi shoppers rush to get their hands on a bottle of the “phenomenal” treat.
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a Reddit user shared the discovery, writing: “This Biscoff beer from Aldi has no right to be this good.
“I bought it out of sheer curiosity and it ended up being phenomenal.”
The £1.49 drink impressed surprised customers with its sweet and savory combination of biscuits and beer – nicknamed “Beerscoff” by some.
Some even called the popular flavoring the “new salted caramel.”
“Damn. I saw this in Aldi yesterday and thought it would be awful so I didn't get it. I'll have to buy some next time,” wrote one disappointed customer.
“I literally grabbed a bottle tonight and am about to crack it open. I'm excited right now,” said another.
“Aldi has used arcane magic to create a holy liquid. It's a decent beer, but they replaced the aftertaste with Biscoff! I'm impressed… and intimidated,” someone else agreed.
A third said: “Hmmm. Off to Aldi tomorrow night to buy some.”
“Honestly I like it, mostly because of the price. Stupid cheap for what it is,” wrote a fourth.
Someone else commented: “Can't go wrong with Aldi's alcohol quality and is more affordable than Sainsbury's, Tesco etc.”
However, others were not so pleased with the unusual mixture.
“It just tastes like flavorings, not beer,” said one, while another called it “rank.”
It comes as Aldi shoppers went into panic after spotting a brand new pink outfit that's perfect for celebrating Galentine's with your best friends.
The popular supermarket launched a limited-edition drink similar to Bailey's, but a whopping 56 percent cheaper.
And on Friday, all the bargains will be in Aldi's aisle, including Valentine's Day houseplant collection and DIY essentials.
Meanwhile, the discount retailer's shoppers have been looking for a home essential that beats everything from condensation, damp and mould.
The retailer is known for offering items at discounted rates, and you can currently get this bargain for just £5.