Aldi announces Scottish Beer Festival line-up - with prices from £1.39

The 23rd annual in-store festival is bringing together thirteen of the best breweries from all corners of Scotland.

Published 27th Apr 2021
Updated 27 th Apr 2021

Aldi has revealed the line-up for its 23rd annual Scottish beer festival, which will showcase 30 craft beers from thirteen breweries across the country, with prices starting at £1.39.

Kicking off in-store on Thursday 29 April, the festival features breweries from all over Scotland, in a deal worth over £110,000 to those involved.

Aldi’s Scottish Beer Festival will celebrate the vast range of beers, lagers and ales brewed across Scotland, including products from Loch Lomond Brewery, which was named Brewery of the Year at the 2020 Scottish Beer Awards.

The line-up includes 26 new products, including wheat beers, stouts, IPAs and pale ales, as well as the return of four customer favourites, including Bellfield’s Bohemian Pilsner and Fyne Ales’ Hurricane Jack.

Multi-award-winning brewery Fierce Beer will also have nine of its craft beers featured in the festival.

Fierce Beer won ‘Breakthrough Brewery’ back in 2017 and most recently received 14 awards at the 2020 Scottish Beer Awards, including gold awards for Split Shift and Café Racer, which both feature in Aldi’s festival line-up.

Graham Nicolson, group buying director, Aldi Scotland, said: “Our Scottish Beer Festivals always give our customers something to look forward to and I have no doubt that this year’s will do the same.

“While we hope that many people will be able to get down to their local for the first time in quite a while this bank holiday weekend, the next best option is to support your local brewery at our Scottish Beer Festival.

“We are immensely proud of the strong partnerships we have built with local breweries in Scotland, and I am certain that our customers will enjoy discovering some quirky new brews at everyday Aldi prices.”

The Aldi Scottish Beer festival, will take place in all 96 Scottish stores from Thursday 29 April.

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The full line-up

Fierce Beer 

  • Fierce Pilsner, £1.79 (440ml, 4.2% ABV) 
  • Day Shift £1.79, (440ml, 5% ABV) 
  • Split Shift £1.79, (440ml, 5.5% ABV) 
  • Blackcurrant Tart, £1.79 (440ml, 4.5% ABV) 
  • Raspberry Tart, £1.79 (440ml, 4.5% ABV) 
  • Cranachan Killer, £1.79 (440ml, 4.5% ABV) 
  • Heffen Heff, £1.79 (440ml, 5% ABV) 
  • Café Racer, £1.79 (440ml, 6.5% ABV) 
  • Dirty Sanchez, £1.79 (440ml, 6.5% ABV)  

Barney’s Beer 

  •  Wheat Radler, £1.39, (330ml, 2.5% ABV) 
  • Cloud Burst, £1.49 (330ml, 5.6%, ABV) 
  • Mangonada, £1.49 (330ml, 4.4% ABV) 

Bellfield Brewery 

  • Bohemian Pilsner, £1.49 (330ml, 4.5% ABV) 

Brew Toon 

  • Raspberry Carronade, £1.49, (330ml, 5.5% ABV)  

BrewGooder 

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  •  Moyo Juice, £1.49 (330ml, 3.9% ABV) 

Broughton Ales 

  • Hopo Proper IPA, £1.49 (330ml, 4.5% ABV) 

Drygate Brewing  

  • Disco Pogo Stick, £1.79 (440ml, 5.1% ABV) 
  • Peanut Butter Orinoco, £1.79 (440ml, 6% ABV) 
  • Bearface Bite, £1.59, (440ml, 2.5% ABV) 

Fynes Ales  

  •  Hurricane Jack, £1.79, (500ml, 4.4% ABV) 

Loch Lomond 

  • Go West, £1.79, (440ml, 4.2% ABV) 
  • Galacticus, £1.79 (440ml, 5% ABV) 
  • Jaffa The Hutt, £1.79, (440ml, 5% ABV) 
  • Welcome to the Jungle, £1.79  (440ml,  4% ABV) 

Six Degree North 

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  • Wanderlust, £1.49, (330ml, 4.6% ABV) 

Speyvalley Brewery  

  • Winter Sunshine, £1.49, (330ml, 4% ABV) 

Stewart Brewing  

  • Tropical VL, £1.79, (440ml, 4.6% ABV) 
  • Citrus Collusion, £1.79, (440ml, 5.4% ABV) 
  • Ka Pai, £1.79, (440ml, 5.2% ABV) 

Williams Bros Brewery  

  • Roisin, £1.79, (440ml, 4.2% ABV) 

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