Looking for a certain alcoholic beverage that was sold at the Lidl (for dutch/german people)

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Thanks i actually came across that while searching but couldn't find a red version, now i tried again and found one and that bottle and name looks really familiar (even though i can only find an bottle in english, not dutch), i am about 90% sure that is it.
I will pass the name on through lidl, they can check the name if they ever sold it.

Still curious if they are still selling Sun Rise drinks, in germany or any country for that fact.

use an umbrella and rain boots ^^

Or check when the weather is better, although you are the sun, cant you do something about it?

Thank you, i am talking with lidl netherlands through facebook, and asked them if they could atleast ship some from germany 1 time, they passed it on to their buyers.
First they sold it the whole year, then they said they would have a summer stop, and then they stopped it all together, i just loved the mojito and it was very cheap at just 4 euro, the red one i also liked. I think as Baxinger posted that it was rachmaninoff.

Unfortunately i don't live near the borders nor really ever come close to germany, but if i ever do i will visit a Lidl in Germany. :p

And so it is here (though while googleing i also noticed there are lidls selling normal brands like Coca Cola).
I am looking for red orange wodka's and mojitos and the likes, not beer. ;) Something i drank for about 2 years every weekend till they stopped selling it.
I heard about plastic in Lidl's beers.

Weird perception. Just because something is cheap, doesn't necessarily mean that it is bad. Discounters regularly win product tests here and naturally they offer by far the best value for money. And considering the strong competition on the market, none of them could afford to offer low quality products.

I actually prefer the Lidl over some more 'normal' supermarkets - and I'm also Dutch.
Not necessarily due to the price, but because fruit/vegetables/meat often seems to be more varied and of a better quality compared to some more expensive supermarkets. :)

Same goes for the Aldi, although that's more like convenience seeing it's like a 1 minute walk from my house.

Thanks for looking up.

Well Jesuswarjesus posted above that a normal Lidl store was selling them too.
It says Konings NV, NV means like a businesspartnership? don't know how to translate it, but atleast not a company that sells directly, and is focussed more on just packaging and bottling.
From my research i also thought Sun Rise is part of Lidl itself.

I have asked lidl on facebook to sell it again, worse case i can always go to Germany some time, but if those two options don't work i'd just give up the search.

Thanks for looking up.

Well Jesuswarjesus posted above that a normal Lidl store was selling them too.
It says Konings NV, NV like a BV means like a businesspartnership? don't know how to translate it, but atleast not a company that sells directly, and is focussed more on just packaging and bottling.
From my research i also thought Sun Rise was part of Lidl itself.

I have asked lidl on facebook to sell it again, worse case i can always go to Germany some time, but if those two options don't work i'd just give up the search.

That not Tesco's fault, just a British tradition!

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In Cologne they sell "beer" that tastes like Water
And they are proud of it ^^

O.o Now I'm curious xD

My brother found a beer that tastes like coffee in Scotland; apparently he actually liked it.

Yeah but i don't know if a lidl romania for example sells them nor would i ever travel all the way to there.
Atleast Germany is closest by (or Belgium).