- Asda has announced rollbacks on popular spirits including 1L bottles of Jack Daniels for just £20
- Selected multipacks of beer are also on a 2 for £20 offer in England and Northern Ireland with rollbacks on selected beer lines in Scotland and Wales
- The super savings run from 24th March until 20th April, both online and instore.
Asda has revealed a range of month-end deals across popular beers and spirits, including a huge £12 saving on 1L bottles of Jack Daniels, usually £32.
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From the 1 April, award winning Gordon’s Gin Classic Dry – perfect for a G&T, served over ice and with a zesty garnish of lime – will be just £16 in England and Northern Ireland (currently £17) and £18.75 in Scotland and Wales.
For beer drinkers, Asda is also running its popular 2 for £20 deal in England and Northern Ireland on popular beers including:
- Corona Extra, 12X330ml (£12 each)
- Stella Artois, 20x284ml (£11 each)
- Peroni Nastro, 10x330ml (£12 each)
- Grolsch, 12x330ml (£12 each)
- Budweiser, 15x440ml (£12 each)
Rollback deals in Wales and Scotland include:
- Birra Moretti 18x330ml (Was £18, Now £17)
- Corona Extra 12x330ml (Was £12, Now £10)
- Brewdog Mixed Pack (Was £10, Now £9)
- Beavertown Neck Oil 6x330ml (Was £11.25, Now £9)
- Golden Ales 6x500ml (Was £9, Now £8)
- Classic Ales 6x500ml (Was £9, Now £8)
To find out more information and shop online, visit: https://groceries.asda.com/cat/beer-wine-spirits/1215685911554 or shop instore.
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