The 15 new Lidl craft beers that can now be bought at a real bargain price

Fully on the weekend and before the arrival of good weather, having a craft beer in good company at home is one of the best plans that exists in the face of the pandemic. For this reason, Lidl has decided to focus part of its efforts on the fact that they have already been marketed since April 15 and have a real bargain price, in the usual style of the German chain.

National or imported? At Lidl, the eternal question when choosing a beer has an easy solution… through the middle lane. In this way, German supermarkets have introduced up to 15 new craft beers in Spain with which to delight the best palates.

From Mahou to San Miguel, passing through Ambar oy in formats as disparate as black beer or ginger-flavoured beer, Lidl has put on sale, from April 15 and with no end date, a campaign that leaves the best prices in the best beers In addition, all are available in store, so you will have to.

Nationals

A selection of craft beers made in Spain, ranging from 0.48 euros for a can (with the second unit at a 50% discount) to 1.59 euros for the , in third format.

In addition, San Miguel, with two beers (the , for 1 euro for 33 cl, and the , 0.69 euros for a 33-cl can) or , a 44-cl can for 1.29 euros) add a more traditional touch to the golden liquid.

A range that completes (Red, Lager, IPA, Wheat, Stout and Radler), for 7.45 euros (1.24 each third) and (Wheat, IPA or Lagger) for 1.25 euros (four cans cost 4, €99).

European

As far as imports are concerned, Lidl has reached up to five countries to bring another eight beers that are more exotic but just as artisanal as the national ones. A product that, yes, increases slightly in price although always under the low cost seal of the German chain.

– Germany. Precisely from their place of origin come the (Imperial IPA, Session IPA, German Red, Wheat Pale Ale or Imperial Stout) in half-liter can format for 0.99 euros per unit. In addition, (Session IPA, Beastly Red or Wheat Pale Ale), in its case in a 33 cl can for 1 euro each.

– Hungary. One of the Lidl brand products but coming from Hungary are these three Crafted that leave the varieties of , and . All in third format, each bottle costs 1.29 euros.

– Finland. And it is that in the north they also know how to make good beer, under the Pyynikin brand. They are this , in a half-liter can for 1.79 euros, and the , which in its case is worth 1.49 euros but in a 33-cl can format.

– England. From one of the most brewing countries, Lidl bets on two other varieties, one of them with an authentic exotic flavor. While on the one hand it sells this, six half-liter bottles for 6.99 euros (1.15 per unit), on the other hand it puts one on the table at 1.79 euros for a half-liter bottle.

– Belgium. To finish and from the most traditional country of beer, comes this . Some 33 cl cans that are sold in lots of four, for only 3.99 euros (0.99 each).