Aldi launches chicken wine dupe in a box - and expert says it's better than a bottle

This is going to be a summer fave šŸ·

  • Aldi has launched a boxed version of the viral ā€˜chicken wine’
  • The boxed wine is priced at Ā£12.49 for 1.5L
  • The new wine has been the given the stamp of approval from a wine expert

Aldi has announced the launch of an own-brand boxed wine, which is a dupe for a summer favourite.

The discount supermarket has unveiled its Le Petit Poulet RosƩ, which is said to be an affordable alternative to La Vieille Ferme RosƩ.

La Vieille Ferme RosĆ© gained widespread recognition last year, following viral videos from TikTok users. The surge in popularity led to the French wine being given the affectionate nickname of ā€˜chicken wine’ due to the chicken illustration on its branding.

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Aldi: ā€˜Chicken wine’ dupe launched by Aldi - with wine expert stamp of approval | Aldi

Popularity of ā€˜chicken wine’ hasn’t shown any signs of slowing down, and now Aldi has joined the hype with the launch of its own-brand version available in a box.

Aldi originally launched Le Petit Poulet RosƩ last year, which was available in a bottle. However, the boxed version is a brand-new addition to Aldi stores for summer 2025.

Aldi’s Le Petit Poulet RosĆ© boxed wine is priced at only Ā£12.49 for 1.5 litres. The new wine joins Aldi’s already extensive boxed wine selection.

Wine expert Sam Caporn said: ā€œBoxed wines have many advantages, it can stay fresh for considerably longer than bottled, there's a price advantage and lastly, boxed wine tastes no different to bottled.ā€

Le Petit RosƩ Boxed Wine launched on Sunday June 22 and is available in-store to purchase.

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