I have written some scripts that update the prices & as with every method there are a few quirks.
For some reason unbeknown to me, My Supermarket has comparisons of own brand drinks at other supermarkets. For example there is a valid comparison of Asda Dry Gin thats cheaper at Morrisons. This is obviously not the case but is a flaw in My supermarkets data.
Enjoy & i hope this list helps a few people out.
EDIT: Added bargains in Red where they are at least 15% cheaper than another supermarket.
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bigmacandfries
27 Nov 163#4
Nice list. Gin Mare is in Aldi for 27.99, a good bit cheaper than the others.
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wonkey
27 Nov 16#1
Wow, thanks for your hard work. Being a big gin tickler this will come in handy. Heat added
brianfj1200
27 Nov 16#2
Not a Gin drinker myself but heat for the effort
Teepeezee
27 Nov 16#3
shared with my gin obsessed friend lol xxx thank you :smiley:
bigmacandfries
27 Nov 163#4
Nice list. Gin Mare is in Aldi for 27.99, a good bit cheaper than the others.
grinnaslee
27 Nov 16#5
Couldn't see the Boe Gin on the ASDA Website
mookydudz to grinnaslee
27 Nov 16#10
One of those quirks. Asda don't sell it. Removed the comparison.
Teepeezee
27 Nov 16#6
will it be auto updating??
mookydudz to Teepeezee
27 Nov 161#11
Thats the goal. Theres still some manual effort required but i'm looking at a better solution.
woodie22
27 Nov 16#7
Awesome, thanks for efforts.
tek-monkey
27 Nov 16#8
Rhubarb gin was £26 at Amazon earlier :smile:
bellboys
27 Nov 16#9
Great effort, heat added. Although Aldi's own brand gin (Oliver Cromwell) wins loads of awards and is cheap as chips...
kimhowgill to bellboys
27 Nov 16#15
how much per 70cl / a litre???
BLOSSOM143
27 Nov 16#12
great work thanks
supasadla
27 Nov 16#13
Nice work, thanks, heat added
julesamber
27 Nov 16#14
Thank you very much for this, it's brilliant
Teepeezee
27 Nov 16#16
fab thanks!!
Teepeezee
27 Nov 16#17
fab thanks!!
Teepeezee
27 Nov 16#18
fab thanks!!
pyrexpete
27 Nov 16#19
Just back from Morrison's (Maldon) and the Blackwood's Vintage is back up to its regular £22. WHY didn't I get it yesterday!?
Thoughtful
27 Nov 16#20
What ever happened to Sir Robert Burnetts White Satin Gin? At one time it was the second most popular gin in the UK and then it just seemed to vanish.
There were rumours of a relaunch but it never seems to have happened.
Copper House and Hendricks are my favs so far. Need to try some others
steevieboy4u
27 Nov 16#40
@ Mookydudz ..........Great work again pal :smile:
Dogeared
27 Nov 16#41
Thanks for your hard work.
suzm33
27 Nov 16#42
Great!
boomboom
27 Nov 161#43
I LOVE GIN.
East London Liquor Company Dry Gin <3
OP - what kind of scripts you running? I'm a web developer so could lend a hand if you need one. Happy to help in the pursuit of good, cheap gin.
kayzee
27 Nov 16#44
Nice one! Unfortunately nothing for MOM gin? That's the one I'm after.
mookydudz to kayzee
27 Nov 161#47
It's not listed on mysupermarket hence why it's not on the list (need a data stream for pricing).
54KUR413
27 Nov 16#45
Amazing work! Thank you so very, very much x :innocent:
mookydudz
27 Nov 16#46
They've been browser based JavaScript however I'm halfway to a backend php solution so that I can fully automate the mega-list generation process. I'll give you a shout if I hit any snags. Thanks
could have sworn I saw Bombay Sapphire 1l at Sainsburys cheaper than £20 at the weekend, can't remember exactly though
happychappy
28 Nov 16#51
That's a good idea why don't you do it?
happychappy
28 Nov 161#52
Well done mookydudz must have taken a long time and a lot of effort
Thank you
sshooie
28 Nov 16#53
Heat added for the effort, thanks
bluenose_jr
28 Nov 161#54
for anybody that wants to try something new (if you haven't already tried it) Caorunn is superb.
dc42
28 Nov 16#55
What a star. Heat gladly given.
kimhowgill
28 Nov 16#56
thanks for that
Moens
28 Nov 16#57
What's the difference between Bombay Sapphire Bombay Original London Dry Gin (1L) and Bombay Sapphire Distilled London Dry Gin (1L)?
mookydudz to Moens
28 Nov 161#58
Distilled is the blue one. In my opinion its a lot nicer than the other one.
Blue one is stronger 40 vs 37.5.
Youngy
28 Nov 16#59
Thanks OP
andersonchenghy
30 Nov 16#60
any good recommendation for a gin beginner ?
and which tonic should i use ?
bluenose_jr to andersonchenghy
30 Nov 16#61
Difficult question, as I see it there are 4 different grades of gin.
1. extreme budget
2. Budget
3. Premium
4. Super Premium
Depending on your taste, if you like fruity, bitter, sour etc, there are also lots of different garnishes that are recommended by the different gin houses.
I would probably suggest you try a few different ones at a pub to see what you like.
As for tonic keep away from the cheap stuff, for me its fever tree or fentimans every time.
LoriScotia to andersonchenghy
1 Dec 16#66
Caorunn, or Hendricks. Gin Mare, it's like nothing else. Brockmans if you like blackberry, Harris if you can get it! I started on Hendricks. Shetland reel good too.
andersonchenghy
30 Nov 16#62
I guess budget, just had a search on those tonic, over time the tonics probs gonna cost more than the bottle of gin.
mookydudz
30 Nov 16#63
For the simple G&T most brands recommend a 50ml gin with 200ml - 250ml tonic.
LoriScotia
1 Dec 16#65
I'm on the hunt for Brockmans, or Harris, but sar comment about no data stream. Thank you for the Gin Mare comments, heading to aldi today!
LoriScotia
1 Dec 16#67
I really dislike fevertree, far too bitter, but supermarkets do great bulk buys on it at Xmas. I get Schweppes or Tesco own, as it didn't overpower the Gin. Experiments to find what you like. I like premium gin but not premium tonic!
LoriScotia
1 Dec 16#68
Had a Hendricks in Glasgow recently, with cucumber garnish (barnab said its as recommended by Hendricks). Made the drink. wow. Caorunn recommends a tangy apple garnish. Had a Gin Negroni once, with orphir spiced gin, was like curry in a glass. my grubs hatred it, I thought it was nice.
gmpevans
1 Dec 16#69
Have not seen the Edinburgh Gins in our Asda.
FREEZIN WOLF to gmpevans
6 Dec 16#71
No, me neither and I've been trying to hunt them down.
LoriScotia
1 Dec 16#70
Flavoured Edinburgh gins in Aldi for 19.99. OOS on the Gin Mare in both Inverness stores, manager said they flew out. :'(
Deefadog
13 Dec 16#72
Any expert Gin drinkers here :smiley: I have just gotten into Gin! and i really like the Bombay Sapphire spiced! Is the Opihr Oriental similar? I was drawn to it by the bottle :smiley:
mookydudz
18 Dec 16#73
As i have updated the Whisky Mega-List, i couldn't neglect the Gin Mega-List. So here it is updated. My go to gin is Bombay (blue one) & it's only £18 for 1L in Sainsbury's.
SvenVA
19 Dec 16#75
Awesome thank you for the heads up!
cookiefaerie
20 Dec 16#76
Heat! Hic!
mookydudz
20 Dec 16#77
Added a few more & updated the prices as of 20 Dec.
Opening post
So here it is.
Heres a link to the spread sheet
I have written some scripts that update the prices & as with every method there are a few quirks.
For some reason unbeknown to me, My Supermarket has comparisons of own brand drinks at other supermarkets. For example there is a valid comparison of Asda Dry Gin thats cheaper at Morrisons. This is obviously not the case but is a flaw in My supermarkets data.
Enjoy & i hope this list helps a few people out.
EDIT: Added bargains in Red where they are at least 15% cheaper than another supermarket.
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All comments (77)
There were rumours of a relaunch but it never seems to have happened.
http://www.talkingretail.com/products-news/alcohol/charteredbrands-relaunching-white-satin-gin/
Thanks :smile:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2315572/Can-tell-Aldis-10-gin-posh-stuff-times-price-Drinks-expert-JILLY-GOOLDEN-breaks-ice-slice-out.html
East London Liquor Company Dry Gin <3
OP - what kind of scripts you running? I'm a web developer so could lend a hand if you need one. Happy to help in the pursuit of good, cheap gin.
https://www.aldi.co.uk/p/3325/0
Thank you
Blue one is stronger 40 vs 37.5.
and which tonic should i use ?
1. extreme budget
2. Budget
3. Premium
4. Super Premium
Depending on your taste, if you like fruity, bitter, sour etc, there are also lots of different garnishes that are recommended by the different gin houses.
I would probably suggest you try a few different ones at a pub to see what you like.
As for tonic keep away from the cheap stuff, for me its fever tree or fentimans every time.