Aldi doesn’t send a van from the store on the high street. Instead, they operate a separate online-only service via their partnership with Deliveroo and a dedicated Aldi Webshop. This isn’t your standard “pick-your-own” grocery run—it’s a carefully curated experience.
The Aldi Webshop offers a selection of around 1,000 products, including wine, beer, and their famous Specialbuys. You can’t buy every single fresh vegetable, but you can stock up on essentials and cult-favorite items like the Moser Roth chocolate or the award-winning gin.
For that last-minute panic—forgotten milk for tomorrow’s tea—Deliveroo swoops in. Select Aldi stores partner with the app, letting you order a smaller basket for rapid delivery, sometimes in under 30 minutes. It’s the lazy person’s dream, and I mean that as the highest compliment.
What You Can (and Can't) Get Delivered
Here’s where the fun begins. The Aldi Webshop is not a full-scale supermarket replica. You won’t find every single brand or fresh loaf of bread. Instead, think of it as a highlight reel of the best bits: wines, spirits, cheeses, pantry staples, and those rotating Specialbuys that make your heart race.
You can order a case of their famous Prosecco for a Friday night. You cannot order a single cucumber and a pack of sausages for tonight’s dinner from the Webshop—that’s what the Deliveroo partnership is for. It’s a two-speed system, and you just need to know which gear you’re in.
Fun fact: Aldi’s online wine sales have skyrocketed since the launch, partly because people are desperate to replicate that “£5.99 wine that tastes like £20” magic at home. The internet is obsessed with their Côtes de Provence rosé, and it’s a legitimate cultural phenomenon.
Grocery Home Delivery Aldi at Broderick Evenson blog
