Aldi is set to launch a fiery new addition to its spirits range this week with the introduction of Stefanoff Spicy Vodka.
The budget-friendly spirit will hit store shelves on February 13, priced at £11.99 for a 70cl bottle.
The launch comes as the supermarket chain continues to expand its innovative drinks selection, offering shoppers an affordable way to experiment with bold flavours.
The new vodka promises a complex flavour profile, featuring a "tangy tamarind kick" complemented by a "hit of citrus lime" and a "gentle chilli warmth".
Stefanoff Spicy Vodka lands in stores on February 13
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The spirit is aimed at "bold at-home bartenders" looking to experiment with spicy cocktail creations without breaking the bank.
It coincides with the supermarket's claim that spicy and savoury cocktails will be a major trend in 2025.
The move therefore reflects growing consumer interest in more adventurous drink options, with palates increasingly drawn to beverages with a kick.
Available in stores from February 13, the Stefanoff Spicy Vodka might be the perfect addition to Britons' Valentine's Day celebrations this weekend.
The supermarket also recently presented an "indulgent" cheese and wine snack perfect for a "sophisticated" Valentine's.
In addition to its spirits range, Aldi is expanding its tech offerings with a new Portable Monitor, launching in stores on February 16.
Priced at £79.99, the 15.6-inch monitor features 1920 x 1080 resolution and versatile connectivity options, including mini-HDMI and USB Type-C ports.
The slim, lightweight design makes it particularly suitable for hybrid workers and frequent travellers, allowing easy transport in laptop bags.
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Aldi has announced the expansion of its tech offerings
AldiThe monitor launch is part of a broader tech range that includes practical accessories such as a £5.99 Laptop Stand and Wireless Headphones for £12.99.
However, shoppers who want to get their hands on the new gadgets have been warned that "once they're gone, they're gone".
In other Aldi news, shoppers are intrigued by the supermarket's unusual crisp flavours.
