MARTIN Lewis’ Money Saving Expert has uncorked the best deals on supermarket fizz to see in the New Year.
Boozy revellers can bag a bottle of champers for a tenner and prosecco for under £5 as Brits prepare to welcome in 2024.
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The cash-savvy pros explained a number of retailers will be selling heavily discounted bubbles as 2023 draws to a close.
Champagne prices tend to be lower at two specific times of year – at Christmas and New Year and around Valentine’s Day – so now is a great time to stock up.
Shoppers at Lidl can pick up a bottle of Montaudon Champagne Brut for £9.99 when you use a £5 off coupon via the store’s Lidl Plus app.
Meanwhile Sainsbury’s is selling Pol Guyot Selection Champagne for £10 with a Nectar Card.
Asda’s Louvel Fontaine champagne is priced at £11.99, and Tesco Club Card holders can bag Gartissier champagne for £12.
For prosecco lovers, Aldi‘s best value Costellore is scanning for just £4.75 a bottle.
Lidl also sells its Allini prosecco for £4.75 – including a £1 coupon via the app.
And Tesco is selling Bella Cucina prosecco for the same price when you use your Club Card.
The cheapest bottle at Morrisons is £4.99. And the Co-op’s Irresistible prosecco is £6.50 for members.
The Money Saving Expert team says: “We see the current cheapest prices at supermarkets, but it’s worth checking your local independent stores too.”
Brits have been urged to travel safely if they are venturing out to celebrate the New Year with pals.
Millions of partygoers face seeing their plans wrecked by travel chaos, gale force winds and even blizzards.
Revellers hoping for a big night out have been warned of huge road and rail delays.
Temperatures are set to plunge, with 75mph gusts of wind and four inches of snow wreaking havoc.
Dozens of train services have already been axed amid chronic staff shortages and storm damage.
Ten million are expected to hit the roads tomorrow sparking gridlock warnings for the M1, M25 and M4-M5 interchange in Bristol.
Strong winds in the South, East Anglia and Wales could also cause mayhem for flights and ferries.
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