Lidl - 4 Franziskaner for €6

Larry Bee · 19-07-2016 3:15pm #1

Hi folks,

Not as good a deal as before - hence the new thread title, but still good. 4 bottles of Franziskaner for €6. Regular bottles increased in price a while ago from €1.79 to €1.99.

Seen in Wexford a while ago.

d31b0y · 19-07-2016 3:21pm

Is that a permanent price drop, do you think? Doesn't look like an offer and don't see any expiry date.

degsie · 19-07-2016 3:58pm

Must check my 'local' lidl. Thanks op.

murphyebass · 20-07-2016 10:21am

Not as a good a deal as before but at €1.50 per bottle I for one will still be stocking up.

I'd say they realised that €5 for 4 bottles was just insane.

Spocker · 28-07-2016 2:36pm

Offer is still valid, just picked up a box in Lidl Cork Road in Waterford, and plenty of stock left on the floor

Barr · 28-07-2016 5:01pm

It doesn't look like an offer , it seems that is the price now.

vicwatson · 28-07-2016 10:12pm

No, it's gone up from 1.79 to 1.99 but is on offer until close biz Sunday at 4 for €6

ActingDanClark · 03-08-2016 6:47pm

vicwatson wrote: »

No, it's gone up from 1.79 to 1.99 but is on offer until close biz Sunday at 4 for €6

Didn't notice this, went to cash register today to be presented with a total based on 1.99 per bottle. Pointed out the 4 for €6 deal and after collecting the sign she pointed out that the offer was expired but I could avail of it as they should have taken the sign down. This is gonna taste like the nectar of the gods!!

asharkman · 04-08-2016 8:43am

damian139 wrote: »

Didn't notice this, went to cash register today to be presented with a total based on 1.99 per bottle. Pointed out the 4 for €6 deal and after collecting the sign she pointed out that the offer was expired but I could avail of it as they should have taken the sign down. This is gonna taste like the nectar of the gods!!

The gods have blessed you

Pangea · 05-08-2016 7:02pm

Well lads, is it a nice beer?

sceach16 · 05-08-2016 7:32pm

Pangea wrote: »

Well lads, is it a nice beer?

I reckon it is the best value/quality beer ratio on regular offer. Paradise was when it was 4 for 5e and 10e off for 50e. It is stll excellent value.

Bobeagleburger · 06-08-2016 10:56am

Pangea wrote: »

Well lads, is it a nice beer?

Yeah it's good.

Prefer the Paulener personally but not much between them

K.C · 13-09-2016 10:40pm

Deal is on again lads

13-09-2016 11:09pm

Nice beer and price, and even though it's 5% 4 won't leave you mouldy the next day if you're having them on a week night :pac:

Source = Me having some last night

Doge · 14-09-2016 4:00am

Fell in love with the stuff after a recent trip to Bavaria.
No hangover whatsoever the next day.

I then tried drinking Paulaner on tap and bottles of Erdinger 2 weekends ago in Cork and ended up puking my guts up the next day.

Will be sticking to this in future!

Thanks OPs.

vicwatson · 14-09-2016 5:07pm

When is this on offer till nyone know?

StiffOldMan · 14-09-2016 5:20pm

Doge wrote: »

Fell in love with the stuff after a recent trip to Bavaria.
No hangover whatsoever the next day.

I then tried drinking Paulaner on tap and bottles of Erdinger 2 weekends ago in Cork and ended up puking my guts up the next day.

Will be sticking to this in future!

Thanks OPs.

Paulaner on tap here in Ireland from my experience is crap, Irish bars just don't get wheat beers. Tip, if they pour a wheat beer 1) Into a normal pint glass or/and 2) Without wetting the tall glass before pouring, they don't have a clue. Your pint could have been treated bad! Paulaner is the best tasting wheat beer IMO, but only from a bottle that's been in a fridge for at least 24 hours..

prodsc · 14-09-2016 5:24pm

vicwatson wrote: »

When is this on offer till nyone know?

25/09

Doge · 14-09-2016 6:56pm

StiffOldMan wrote: »

Paulaner on tap here in Ireland from my experience is crap, Irish bars just don't get wheat beers. Tip, if they pour a wheat beer 1) Into a normal pint glass or/and 2) Without wetting the tall glass before pouring, they don't have a clue. Your pint could have been treated bad! Paulaner is the best tasting wheat beer IMO, but only from a bottle that's been in a fridge for at least 24 hours..

Cheers for the info, im pretty sure it was in some kind of Paulaner branded larger glass, it didnt have the thinner base like the Weisbeer glasses I brought back from Munich.

All my Munich buddies seem to prefer the Franziskaner over both Paulaner and Erdinger though, Ill give the Paulaner bottle a go sometime but id say it would be hard to beat the Franzikaner in my case.

Managed to pick up a box of 12 today anyway, there was only one box left on the shelf after that so i was lucky unless they had more in the back.

14-09-2016 7:11pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Nice beer and price, and even though it's 5% 4 won't leave you mouldy the next day if you're having them on a week night :pac:

Source = Me having some last night

it's certainly not the worst for producing a bit of a head on you the next day but wouldn't say it's the least offending either imo. for a strong beer Tyskie (5.5%) is pretty clean on the ceann. Tyskie is never on offer ever though that I've seen. 1.65 a bottle in Lidl or Tesco is worth it though.

K.C · 14-09-2016 7:22pm

StiffOldMan wrote: »

Paulaner on tap here in Ireland from my experience is crap, Irish bars just don't get wheat beers. Tip, if they pour a wheat beer 1) Into a normal pint glass or/and 2) Without wetting the tall glass before pouring, they don't have a clue. Your pint could have been treated bad! Paulaner is the best tasting wheat beer IMO, but only from a bottle that's been in a fridge for at least 24 hours..

I agree. Have to wet the glass first. Also, if there are no Paulaner glasses they tend to use a Tiger glass and it makes the beer flat. Old fashioned Guinness glass is the best substitute in my opinion. Was in Munich recently and tried a few different beers. Augustiner Helles is a beautiful beer, hard to get but I know O Brien's Navan do it

14-09-2016 7:52pm

glasso wrote: »

it's certainly not the worst for producing a bit of a head on you the next day but wouldn't say it's the least offending either imo. for a strong beer Tyskie (5.5%) is pretty clean on the ceann. Tyskie is never on offer ever though that I've seen. 1.65 a bottle in Lidl or Tesco is worth it though.

Haven't seen it in bottles at all actually, though our local centra does have 4 cans of Tyskie for 5.50. Cans are 5% though so theres clearly a difference between can and bottle there?

I could happily enjoy 4 of those cans cold and not worry about next morning. Which is the last thing you want if you'd have a rare night off from the wee one and getting her handed back from Nana and Granddad next moring

15-09-2016 7:48am

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Haven't seen it in bottles at all actually, though our local centra does have 4 cans of Tyskie for 5.50. Cans are 5% though so theres clearly a difference between can and bottle there?

I could happily enjoy 4 of those cans cold and not worry about next morning. Which is the last thing you want if you'd have a rare night off from the wee one and getting her handed back from Nana and Granddad next moring

Well it says 5.5 % on the bottle. I've never drank it out of a can. Imo it certainly doesnt taste 5.5%. Probably the same beer. Without the nasty can taste of course!

15-09-2016 10:13am

actually they have different products I see

tyskie-gronie - 5.5%. their flaghip beer as they say on their website
http://www.en.kp.pl/our-beers/tyskie-gronie

tyskie-klasyczne - 5.0% - not the flagship beer
http://www.en.kp.pl/our-beers/tyskie-klasyczne

both available in cans or bottles

rubadub · 15-09-2016 1:53pm

Pangea wrote: »

Well lads, is it a nice beer?

I don't like it, and I would drink erdinger and paulaner. I have nothing against it or any reason to say I don't like it other than to give people a heads up. Maybe try a few before buying a rake of it. Most seem to like it so maybe I am the odd one out.

15-09-2016 3:48pm

rubadub wrote: »

I don't like it, and I would drink erdinger and paulaner. I have nothing against it or any reason to say I don't like it other than to give people a heads up. Maybe try a few before buying a rake of it. Most seem to like it so maybe I am the odd one out.

Franziskaner has a distinctive banana-type taste going on - not for everyone but I like it for an occasional drink. If you're not into wheat beers in general you probably won't like it

Bobeagleburger · 15-09-2016 7:12pm

Erdinger is beautiful. Not sure I ever see it on offer though.

manster · 16-09-2016 12:17am

glasso wrote: »

Franziskaner has a distinctive banana-type taste going on - not for everyone but I like it for an occasional drink. If you're not into wheat beers in general you probably won't like it

Sorry never got the banana type flavour from Franziskaner. Would drink 2-3 in one sitting not many more as the taste is strong.

16-09-2016 1:23am

manster wrote: »

Sorry never got the banana type flavour from Franziskaner. Would drink 2-3 in one sitting not many more as the taste is strong.

I'm not the only one

https://www.google.ie/search?q=franziskaner+banana&oq=Franziskaner+bana&aqs=chrome.0.0j69i57j0l2.1742j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

droidman123 · 16-09-2016 1:56pm

RoboKlopp wrote: »

Erdinger is beautiful. Not sure I ever see it on offer though.

Tesco were doing 4 for €9 last week,i dont know if the offer is still on

sceach16 · 17-09-2016 9:31pm

droidman123 wrote: »

Tesco were doing 4 for €9 last week,i dont know if the offer is still on

Dunnes in Portmarnock had 4 for 10 last week. With their ongoing 20% back, works out at 2/bottle. Same for Paulaner

positron · 18-09-2016 11:13am

While on the topic of Lidl and wheat beers, they are also selling various wheat beer glasses - tall ones, tulip shaped ones, traditional jars / mugs etc this week as their Octoberfest special. 5 euro per pack.

Tulip ones are not that heavy so feels meh, where as the tall ones are nice and heavy but looks a bit bland without any branding or badge (picture above shows badge, but none in reality). Jugs are good solid jugs, but only two in a pack where as the tall & tulip shaped ones are three per pack.

sceach16 · 13-10-2016 9:48pm

Dunnes in Swords had Franziskaner on Wed 12/10 at 5 for 10 euro. With Dunnes 20% off its 5 for 8 or 1.60...nearly as good as Lidl special 4 for 6 or 1.50 each.

vicwatson · 18-07-2017 7:21pm

This is back on 4 for 6€ until 23rd July, woo hoo

Oops69 · 18-07-2017 7:32pm

Yet another niche product ravaged by the masses

ianob7 · 18-07-2017 7:40pm

Oops69 wrote:

Yet another niche product ravaged by the masses

Beer being a niche product in Ireland...... Not sure on that one

RobertFoster · 18-07-2017 7:46pm

Oops69 wrote: »

Yet another niche product ravaged by the masses

Did you like it before it was cool?

Something something warm beer.

vicwatson · 18-07-2017 8:16pm

Oops69 wrote: »

Yet another niche product ravaged by the masses

Excellent, more for us, as you won't be buying it so:cool:

Oops69 · 18-07-2017 9:52pm

RobertFoster wrote: »

Did you like it before it was cool?

Something something warm beer.

Yes , when the monks had their quaint little brewery I used to travel over to Germany especially to collect a cask , I told them not to go big when the Lidl man came along , but they wouldn't listen .

Spocker · 19-07-2017 4:32pm

vicwatson wrote: »

This is back on 4 for 6€ until 23rd July, woo hoo

Plenty left in Lidl Cork Road, Waterford when I went in today

McMurphy · 19-07-2017 6:27pm

vicwatson wrote: »

This is back on 4 for 6€ until 23rd July, woo hoo

Nice one. My local eurospar are doing them for €2.49 each. Or, 4 for a tenner.

Lidl this evening so

Firblog · 19-07-2017 9:04pm

Bugger :mad: Bought 2 cases last week..

Quackster · 19-07-2017 9:51pm

Firblog wrote: »

Bugger :mad: Bought 2 cases last week..

If you still have the receipt, you could always return them and buy again at the cheaper price.

racso1975 · 20-07-2017 7:24am

Quackster wrote: »

If you still have the receipt, you could always return them and buy again at the cheaper price.

Probably more a situation of does he still have the 2 cases.....

Imallrightjack · 20-07-2017 7:31am

Rick Shaw wrote: »

Nice one. My local eurospar are doing them for €2.49 each. Or, 4 for a tenner.

Lidl this evening so

So they are charging more if you buy 4 together?

munchkin_utd · 20-07-2017 7:33am

RoboKlopp wrote: »

Yeah it's good.

Prefer the Paulener personally but not much between them

+1
I used to be a massive Franziskaner fan but now I find it a bit too fizzy and tend to buy the Paulaner instead.

vicwatson · 20-07-2017 10:39am

munchkin_utd wrote: »

+1
I used to be a massive Franziskaner fan but now I find it a bit too fizzy and tend to buy the Paulaner instead.

Only ever see Paulaner at €2.50 per bottle (on supposed offer), Francy is selling at €1.50 a bottle, imo there isn't a €1.00 per bottle difference, I wish they were selling Paulaner at 4 for €6.00, that would be bargain of the century - ya have to go to Germany for that sort of deal !.

grimm2005 · 20-07-2017 11:19am

Not sure if it's been mentioned but you can get this 6 for €10 in O'Briens at the moment in a mix and match with other beers, which is nearly the same as the Lidl offer.

McMurphy · 20-07-2017 12:05pm

Imallrightjack wrote: »

So they are charging more if you buy 4 together?

Well no, but I rounded up 9.96 to 10€ my bad, I should've rounded it down to 9.95.

Either way, point was it's close to double the price in eurospar.

Quackster · 20-07-2017 12:06pm

racso1975 wrote: »

Probably more a situation of does he still have the 2 cases.....

Once you have the original receipt, it's easy to buy the beer at the reduced price and return at the higher price if you're so pushed.

And then buy back the beer you returned again at the reduced price!

Testament1 · 20-07-2017 12:53pm

grimm2005 wrote: »

Not sure if it's been mentioned but you can get this 6 for €10 in O'Briens at the moment in a mix and match with other beers, which is nearly the same as the Lidl offer.

Good offer but the last time I had 6 of them I felt like death the next day!

Lidl - 4 Franziskaner for €6

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