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Big Packs of Beer/ Cider - 2 for £16 at Tesco from Tuesday

thatguy1 Posts: 5,363 Forumite

30 August 2010 at 9:19PM in It's gone, but was it any good?

The hot £10 deal on really big packs of beer finished today at Tesco and this is the new deal starting tomorrow.

Some of the packs work out cheaper at Asda or Sainsbury's, but this is a better selection than at either of those stores:

Bombardier English Ale 12 X 440ml Cans
Tetleys Smoothflow 15X440ml Cans
John Smiths Extra Smooth 15 X 440ml Cans
Boddingtons Draught 15X440ml Cans
Stella Artois (5%)18 X 284ml Bottles
Beck's Bier 15 X 275ml Bottles
San Miguel 15 X 275ml Bottles
Carlsberg Export 18 X 275ml Bottles
Carlsberg Export 12 X 440ml Cans
Stella Artois (5%)12 X 440ml Cans
Budweiser 12 X 440ml Cans
Carlsberg 15 X 440m Cans
Carling15 X 440m Cans
Fosters Lager 15 X 440ml Cans
Budweiser 5% 15 X 300ml Bottles
Kopparberg Pear 12 X 330ml Cans
Strongbow Cider 15 X 440ml Cans
Blackthorn Dry Cider 15 X 440ml Cans
Magners Irish Cider 12 X 440ml Cans
Magners Irish Cider 8 X 568ml Bottles
Magners Pear Cider 8 X 568ml Bottles
Savanna Dry Chill Pack 12 X 330ml Bottles

Thanks to ClashInDevon on HUKD

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