«Breaking News» Aldi announced as the best supermarket for wine, with other awards for best bargain and BBQ wine

Budget supermarkets Aldi and Asda have beaten luxury rivals to take home top prizes at the People's Choice Wine Awards. 

Aldi's £6.99 Shiraz was named Best Supermarket wine while Asda's £15 bottle won Best Champagne. Waitrose took home the title of Best Sparkling Wine.

Prizes were also handed out for Best BBQ Wine and Best Rose. 

Here we pick some of the best winners from the awards... 

BEST SUPERMARKET 

Winner: Aldi, One Road Shiraz

Price: £6.99

Taste: The red wine has been described as a 'medium bodied red' and is 'clean and fruit driven with no sign of wood'.  

Best Supermarket: Aldi, One Road Shiraz, £6.99, left. Best For BBQ: Wakefield, St Andrews Shiraz 2016, £30 (right)

BEST FOR BBQ

Winner: Wakefield, St Andrews Shiraz 2016 

Price: £30

Taste: Fruity flavours such as cherries and plums, while it also has hints of American oaks like coffee and toast.

BEST ROSE 

Winner: Rose Marlborough, Invivo 

Price: £10 

Taste: Citrus taste with a summer berry edge.

Best Rose: Rose Marlborough, Invivo, £10 (left). Best Champagne: Asda, Extra Special Louis Bernard Vintage Champagne 2007, £15, right

BEST CHAMPAGNE

Winner: Asda, Extra Special Louis Bernard Vintage Champagne 2007

Price: £15

Taste: Decanter said it had a 'ripe yellow apple fruit and round nutty characters, matched with brisk balancing citrus acidity.'  

BEST WITH PIZZA

Winner: Wine Society, The Society's Barbera d'Asti Superiore 2015 

Price: £7.75

Taste: Hints of damson and black cherry, which is perhaps why it goes so well with the taste of cheery tomatoes and creaminess of pizzas.

Best With Pizza (left): Wine Society, The Society's Barbera d'Asti Superiore 2015, £7.75. Best Sparkling Wine: Waitrose, Leckford Estate Brut 2013, £26.99

BEST SPARKLING WINE

Winner: Waitrose, Leckford Estate Brut 2013

Price: £26.99

Taste: Peach and citrus flavours to it, with a hint of hazelnut

BEST BARGAIN WINE

Winner: Wine Society, Viña Santico Carmenére 2017

Price: £5.95

Taste: The Chilean wine is soft but rich, made without oak but with with hints of black pepper to it

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Main photo article Budget supermarkets Aldi and Asda have beaten luxury rivals to take home top prizes at the People’s Choice Wine Awards. 
Aldi’s £6.99 Shiraz was named Best Supermarket wine while Asda’s £15 bottle won Best Champagne. Waitrose took home the title of Best Sparkling Wine.
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