Aldi Ireland has once again teamed up with wine expert Tom Doorley to unveil its autumn and winter picks as the weather changes.
As autumn draws in, eating and drinking habits subtly shift with the seasons, and heartier suppers as well as cosy evenings call for wines with more richness, warmth and character.
Aldi’s autumn/winter 2026 wine selection is in store from today, 8 September, bringing together a selection of favourites for the season ahead and something to suit every occasion.
Speaking about the collection, Doorley said, “The colder seasons are a great time to explore wines with a little more depth and character, from rich, full-bodied reds to beautifully balanced whites that work particularly well with comforting seasonal dishes.
“These are some of the bottles in this collection, offering great quality and plenty of variety across different styles and tastes.”
Wines
The Château Sabran Corbières (€8.99) brings a little bottled sunshine to the season, with a rich and spicy blend of Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre and Carnigan.
Full of warmth and character, it’s the ideal partner for something delicious cooked with plenty of garlic and herbs.
El Mito Rioja Crianza (€11.49) is round and smooth, with just the right tough of oaky vanilla.
The wine is versatile and pairs well with lamb, making it an easy choice for a relaxed autumn dinner.
The Medoc Bourdeaux (€11.99) delivers a real Bordelaise style form Bourdeaux’s Left Bank – a rich red, perfect for a cosy night in.
Eintal Reisling (€10.99) from Germany’s Mosel Valley contains notes of green apple and citrus zest alongside a touch of sweetness.
The Specially Selected Gavi (€9.99), meanwhile, is crisp and dry, making it an easy choice for lighter dishes and relaxed entertaining.
Le V Syrah Rosé (€8.99) is a dry pink wine that also offers a refreshing choice for autumnal evenings.
From hearty seasonal dinners to relaxed evenings in, Aldi’s autumn/winter 2026 wine collection offers something for every occasion.
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