Koppaberg fan? Try out Aldi’s Alska Cider.
Fancy a Pina Colada? Skip the Malibu and opt for Cocobay instead.
Greysons vs Gordons: Battle of the Gins
The entire Aldi Greyson gin collection has been likened to gin giant Gordon’s. With a price comparison of £11.99 versus up to £25 at Tesco, it’s understandable people are opting for these more budget versions instead. We personally recommend the pink, Sicilian lemon and Mediterranean orange gins which go perfectly with any tonic. They taste just as great and won’t put as big a dent in your purse.Why make an Aperol Spritz when you could try the Aperini Twist?
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FAQs on the Best Aldi Alcohol Dupes
Top Aldi alcohol dupes include Cocobay (a Malibu alternative), Greyson’s gin (similar to Gordon’s), Aperini (a dupe for Aperol), Alaska cider (mimicking Kopparberg), and Aldi’s sparkling wine (a great substitute for Freixenet). These options offer impressive flavour at much lower prices.
Yes, Aldi’s Tangz Sour range is a new dupe for Sourz. Available in Cherry and Apple flavours, it’s priced at £6.99 for a 70cl bottle—making it around 36% cheaper than branded Sourz and perfect for shots or fruity cocktails.
Many shoppers say Aldi’s dupes match or even beat the originals in taste. Cocobay is praised for its Malibu-like flavour, Aperini holds its own against Aperol, and Alaska cider is often preferred over its branded counterpart thanks to its crisp taste and price.
You can save up to 50% or more. Cocobay costs around £10 less than Malibu, Greyson’s gin is half the price of Gordon’s, and Aperini is just £6.99. Even Alaska cider offers great value over brands like Kopparberg.
Aldi’s big 2025 launch is the Tangz Sour range—retro-inspired Sourz-style liqueurs in Apple and Cherry flavours. They’re the latest addition to Aldi’s growing lineup of budget-friendly alternatives to iconic drinks.
