
Shoppers rush to Sainsbury's as new Bailey's flavour spotted on shelves
Summer is the perfect time for a tipple in the sunshine, whether you enjoy a fruit cider, Aperol spritz or frozen cocktails. However, many fans are already looking towards the cooler seasons and enjoying a cream liquor by the fire. Some have already been shopping for autumn and Halloween homeware after items have landed in Primark and other high street stores, reports Liverpool Echo. And now, fans are buzzing over a new autumn-inspired Bailey's flavour.
While Bailey's is typically associated with Christmas - when 90% of the company's annual sales occur - fans are rushing out to buy bottles earlier this year after the brand launched their Cinnamon Swirl flavour. Shoppers couldn't wait to sample the treat after spotting it in Sainsbury's recently - where it is sold exclusively.
The limited edition 700ml bottle will set you back £20 - £3 more than the original Bailey's. On the front of the red and cream bottle is an image of a cinnamon bun.
People enjoy Bailey's drinks in a number of ways, from adding into their coffee or hot chocolate, to mixing it into cocktails and desserts. Some people like it served neat over ice.
Recently, a picture of the new drink was shared on food finds social media page, Well This Is New. A post said: "Cinnamon Swirl Bailey's! At Sainsbury's."
"Cinnamon season is coming," someone commented on the post. Another said: "That's my sober streak ending then, cinnamon Bailey's hot chocolate sounds heavenly."
One other wrote: "At £20 it can stay on the shelf. But at a fair price I'd absolutely try this." On Food Finds UK Facebook page, another commented: "Need to buy this, love cinnamon."
"Oooh that sounds epic!" said one other.
And that's not the only new Bailey's drink people have spotted; a Toffee Popcorn Movie Night Bailey's has been spotted in Asda, too. It comes in a bright blue bottle with an image of a popcorn bucket on it. A bottle of the limited-edition drink will cost you £16.98.
In other food and drink news, Sainsbury's shoppers have spotted new Starbucks coffee sachets in store, which are perfect for autumn too.
For chocolate lovers, Cadbury fans are rushing to B&M to try an "amazing" new Dairy Milk flavour.
Plus one woman is so fed up of waiting for a discontinued Cadbury's treat from 2014 to come back, she decided to recreate it at home.
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