Aldi Christmas Fizz 2026: Prices from £2.99

Aldi Christmas Fizz 2026: Prosecco, Champagne and Bubbles from £2.99

Planning the drinks for Christmas dinner or a festive get-together? Aldi Christmas fizz for 2026 includes Prosecco, Cava, Crémant and Champagne, plus an alcohol-free option for those who fancy bubbles without the booze.

The headline £2.99 price is for Zerozecco, Aldi’s alcohol-free sparkling drink. For wine, the range includes Costellore Prosecco DOC at £5.45 and Champagne from £13.99, while a new Blackcurrant Royale Buck’s Fizz adds a fruity option at £3.99.

Here’s a guide to the bottles and prices in Aldi’s Christmas announcement, so you can compare the range before heading to the shops.

Aldi Christmas fizz prices at a glance

All bottles listed are 75cl. Prices below are those announced by Aldi on 6 October 2026; check your local store for current prices and availability.

Aldi Prosecco for Christmas: bottles under £8

If you’re comparing Aldi Prosecco prices for Christmas 2026, there are five options in this selection, all with announced prices below £8.

Costellore Prosecco DOC (£5.45) is the lowest-priced Prosecco in the line-up. Aldi describes it as fresh and fruity, making it a starting point for shoppers looking for an affordable bottle of Italian fizz.

For something a little more decorative, Costellore Diamond Prosecco (£6.69) comes in a distinctive bottle. Aldi’s tasting notes highlight apple and pear flavours.

The Specially Selected Prosecco Spumante DOCG Valdobbiadene (£7.49) is described by the supermarket as light and creamy, with delicate floral notes.

There are also two organic choices: Costellore Organic Prosecco DOC (£7.49) and Costellore Organic Prosecco Rosé (£7.99). The rosé adds a pink option if you’re putting together a sparkling wine gift or prefer a fruity style.

Flavour descriptions throughout this guide come from Aldi’s announcement; this is a range preview rather than a first-hand tasting review.

Aldi Champagne for Christmas from £13.99

There are three Champagnes in the announced range, with a £10 difference between the lowest and highest prices.

Nicolas de Montbart Champagne (£13.99) is the least expensive of the three. It is one to compare if you’re specifically looking for Aldi Champagne under £15 for a Christmas toast or gift.

Next is Veuve Monsigny Champagne Brut (£15.99), which Aldi describes as crisp and balanced.

At the top of this selection sits Veuve Monsigny Premier Cru Champagne (£23.99). If you’re setting aside a little more for a special bottle, this is the range’s higher-priced Champagne option.

Crémant at Aldi: two alternatives to Champagne

Aldi’s Christmas selection includes two Crémants, giving shoppers another option alongside Champagne and Prosecco.

Specially Selected Crémant de Loire (£8.99) is the cheaper of the pair and the only Crémant in this announcement priced below £10. Aldi describes it as refreshing and elegant.

Specially Selected Crémant du Jura (£12.99) sits a little higher in price, with apple and citrus flavours highlighted in the supermarket’s tasting notes.

For anyone curious about the different sparkling wines on Aldi’s shelves, these are two bottles to add to the comparison list.

Cava for Christmas parties

Baron Amarillo Cava Brut (£5.59) is another lower-priced sparkling wine in the line-up, costing just 14p more than the standard Costellore Prosecco DOC at the announced prices.

Aldi describes the Cava as crisp and refreshing. If you usually reach straight for Prosecco, it offers a different option within a similar budget.

New Blackcurrant Royale Buck’s Fizz

The new Blackcurrant Royale Buck’s Fizz (£3.99) brings a blackcurrant flavour to Aldi’s festive drinks selection.

It is a flavoured Buck’s Fizz rather than a straight sparkling wine, so expect a different style from the Champagne, Cava and Prosecco listed above. Aldi suggests serving it for festive brunches and Christmas or Boxing Day gatherings.

Aldi alcohol-free Christmas fizz: Zerozecco

Zerozecco (£2.99) is the lowest-priced bottle in this Christmas selection and the range’s alcohol-free sparkling option.

Aldi describes it as citrusy, with balanced acidity. It gives hosts an alternative to offer alongside the alcoholic bottles, whether guests are choosing an alcohol-free Christmas or simply prefer a soft drink.

Which Aldi Christmas fizz fits your budget?

For a quick shortlist based on the announced prices:

• Alcohol-free bubbles: Zerozecco, £2.99.
• Prosecco under £6: Costellore Prosecco DOC, £5.45.
• Cava under £6: Baron Amarillo Cava Brut, £5.59.
• Organic rosé fizz under £8: Costellore Organic Prosecco Rosé, £7.99.
• Crémant under £10: Specially Selected Crémant de Loire, £8.99.
• Champagne under £15: Nicolas de Montbart Champagne, £13.99.

These are price-based comparisons, rather than a ranking of how the wines taste.

When is Aldi Christmas fizz available?

Aldi’s announcement dated 6 October 2026 said the range was available in stores at that point. Availability and prices may vary, so check locally before making a special trip.

Find more information on the Aldi website.

Source: Aldi’s Christmas fizz announcement, published 6 October 2026. Product descriptions and announced prices supplied by Aldi.

Related posts:

Event Preview: Fizz Feast, Edinburgh Vroni’s, 47 West Nile Street, Glasgow, G1 2PT Recipe: Blackberry Fizz Cocktail Drinks for Gifting this Christmas