TWO major supermarkets have slashed the price of a rare Bailey’s flavour just a few days after the beloved drink returned to stores for Christmas.
Shoppers have a chance to score a discount of up to 37% off the original price, if they are keen to get their hands of a bottle.
Customers need to scan their Nectar card to get the discount, otherwise you have to pay full price Credit: Morrisons
Sainsbury’s has slashed the price of Terry’s Chocolate Orange flavoured Baileys to £11 down from £17.50.
Customers need to scan their Nectar card to get the discount; otherwise you have to pay full price.
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The deal is running from now until September 22, giving you plenty of time to pick up a bottle as the reduced price if you wish.
It comes as the popular drink flavour has made a return to stores ahead of the festive season.
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The limited edition flavour blends Baileys signature Original Irish Cream with swirls of Terry’s unmistakable rich chocolate and citrus orange flavours.
Some shoppers have even said it tastes like “dessert in a bottle” and is “better than the original”.
And the retailer is not the only one to slash the price of the popular drink.
Tesco is also giving Clubcard shoppers the chance to score a bottle of the limited edition drink for £11.
But if you don’t scan your loyalty card, you will have to pay the full price of £17.50.
Heading to either of the major supermarkets can give those keen to try it out a chance to save.
For example, other retailers, such as the Co-op are charging £18.25 for the delight.
