Aldi confirms return of viral beer dispenser for under £25 ahead of Father's Day
Treat dad to the ultimate pub experience from home with the return of Aldi's viral Specialbuy.
Struggling to get dad the right gift ahead of Father's Day on Sunday, June 15? Fortunately, Aldi has come to the rescue with the return of a viral Specialbuy.
Let's face it, purchasing a gift for any man can often pose quite the challenge, which is why it is lucky that the supermarket is set to stock an entire selection of items that most guys will appreciate from this Sunday, June 1.
This includes the return of last year's sell-out sensation, the Ambiano Beer Dispenser, allowing dad to recreate the beloved pub experience of enjoying a few cold pints from home.
A viral hit when it first launched back in 2024, the Ambiano Beer Dispenser "transforms ordinary canned or bottled beer into an exciting draught experience", allowing dads to enjoy the perfect pour at home.
It is suitable to use with beer can sizes 330ml, 350ml, 440ml and 500ml. It comes complete with a three-year warranty, which means it is covered for any damage within that time, all it needs to work is two AA batteries.
Costing just £24.99, it offers a much more affordable option than similar gadgets on the market such as Lakeland's Fizzics DraftPour Beer Dispenser that offers a very similar size, but for £129.99, making it £105 more expensive than Aldi's Specialbuy.
Meanwhile, another affordable option on the market would be this Draft Wizard Ultrasonic Frothing Beer Dispenser from Menkind, which is also suitable for 300ml cans for £59, which is over £34 more expensive than Aldi.
It's not the only ideal gift for Father's Day that is set to land in the supermarket's middle aisle this Sunday, as shoppers will be able to find an assortment of items to provide some inspiration ahead of time.
For the men who love a spot of breakfast, there will be the Drew & Cole Sandwich Maker, also £24.99, that can be used to create a range of tasty muffin-style sandwiches without the fuss of using multiple dishes that need washing up.
With its sleek, space-saving design, it can fit anywhere on a kitchen countertop. To make the perfect sandwich, all shoppers need to do is simply add on a slice of bread, add in their fillings of choice, before adding on another slice of bread and cook for five minutes.
Whether dad prefers being in the kitchen or is in need of some new pyjamas, Aldi's upcoming Specialbuys range will have something for everyone ahead of Father's Day on June 15.
And with prices ranging from between £34.99 to as low as just 99p, prices remain budget-friendly for anyone who is conscious of spending too much pennies.
Aldi's Ambiano Beer Dispenser will arrive in stores from Sunday, June 1. To give shoppers a preview on what will be available, we have detailed below the entire selection of gifts arriving at the same time.
Homewares deal of the week
With summer on the horizon, you'll be wanting to spend more time in your garden relaxing.
To help keep you protected from harmful UV rays, a stylish parasol can really refresh your outdoors space. Fortunately, Asda has just bought back its sell-out item that shoppers can't stop raving over.
The supermarket's highly coveted Riviera Stripe Parasol was so popular when it first launched in 2024 that it apparently "sold out in nine weeks." Now, it can be yours for just £59 when you buy it here.
The supermarket's summer garden staple is said to "bring a slice of the Riviera into any garden" thanks to its trendy striped canopy and intricate tassel edging that offers a "boho touch" to the design.
It's not just a stylish addition to your garden, as the FSC-certified wood pole has a lean function that allows you to tilt the canopy whenever you feel the position sun shift. Meanwhile, the polycotton canopy is said to be "weatherproof", making it suitable for unpredictable UK summers.
Since the Riviera Stripe Parasol sold out within just over two months last year, it's expected that it will be popular once again this year. It's also no surprise to hear that it has managed to amass glowing five-star reviews on the George at Asda website.
One delighted customer wrote: "I'm blown away by how amazing this product is. I've been wanting to get a patterned parasol with a boho touch for a while, but unwilling to spend the £150+ that they normally are. I thought I'd give this one a go, but didn't expect much for the price.
"It is exactly what I wanted. Furthermore it also tips and has a lovely case. It is stylish, good, waterproof fabric and looks like something you would get from a much fancier, 'bespoke' store. I could not recommend it more."
Full list of Father's Day gifts arriving in Aldi on Sunday, June 1
Golf Pong Set - £34.99
Ambiano Beer Dispenser - £24.99
Drew & Cole Breakfast Sandwich Maker - £24.99
Cast Iron Roaster - £19.99
Cast iron Dutch Oven, 22cm - £19.99
Sisal Dartboard - £17.99
Megastone Pans - £16.99
MS Licensed Short Pyjamas - £8.99
Father's Day Games Assortment - £7.99
Shower Speaker - £4.99
Men's Slippers - £4.99
Golf Gift Set - £4.99
Men's Stretch or Braided Belt - £3.49
Father's Day Large Cards and Medium Gift Bags - £1.29
Father's Day Square Cards and Bottle Bags - £0.99
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