Shoppers have been seriously wowed by a 'deliciously' fruity red wine from Aldi that only sets you back £5.

The supermarket is known to produce underpriced items and their wine collection with European wines all under £10 has left expert wine reviewers speechless.

One particular red left winning wine writer and broadcaster, Will Lyons, perplexed at how it could be produced at such a low cost.

The NV Baron Amarillo Rioja Joven from Spain costs just £5.19 a bottle.

The 13 per cent wine is worth every penny, being labelled 'shher value for money'.

The reviewer said: "Here's a deliciously fruity, smooth unoaked rioja with a warm, soft texture and hints of vanilla.

"It's difficult to work out how it's produced at this price."

Other reds in the collection have also been given positive reviews, with a £4.49 Chilean Merlot sitting on the shelves a 'preposterously low price' for its quality.

The wine is lusicous and has an easygoing juicy texture according to the Wine Times writer.

The budget supermarket has several low cost alcholic options perfect for the summer, whether it is red or white that you enjoy best.

The chain has been doing great things in terms of wine recently, with a new drink that's been hailed as 'genuinely rare' also hitting the shelves.

Its most recent wine collection includes the unique £5.99 bottle that comes highly recommended for 'Pinot Grigio lovers', according to a wine specialist.

The discount chain is stocking a White Shiraz, turning one of the UK's best-known red grapes into a summer white.