Aldi is selling green and alcohol-infused cheeses in time for St. Patrick's Day.

The new kinds of cheese from Happy Farms include Pest Gouda, English Sage Derby, Aged Irish Cheddar, Irish Cheddar With Beer, and Irish Cheddar With Whiskey.

The new cheeses are now available in Aldi stores.

What better way to celebrate the patron Saint of Ireland than with some Irish treats? Traveling can be expensive, but with help from some Aldi cheese, you can celebrate St. Patrick's Day as if you were sitting in an Irish pub. Psst! Did you know corned beef isn't typical pub food over in the Emerald Isle? This is served instead.

These recipes are worthy of your St. Patrick's Day party.

Meet the Cheese

Everyone's favorite discount store is offering five new kinds of cheese from Happy Farms:

Pesto Gouda

English Sage Derby

Aged Irish Cheddar

Irish Cheddar With Beer

Irish Cheddar With Whiskey

I don't know why it takes a special holiday to appreciate these fantastic cheeses, which are so packed with flavor they deserve to be eaten with eggs, on top of burgers and in soups; but St. Patrick's Day is as good a time as any.

Irish Cheddar

Aldi is launching not one, but three types of Irish cheddar. What sets it apart from your typical cheddar? Happy Farms' offerings have a deep, mature flavor with a distinct sweetness and light, barely-there smokiness. This not-so-subtle cheese is a superstar on any cheese board because it perfectly bridges the gap between hard and soft cheese. When it's infused with whiskey or beer it takes on a whole new flavor—and makes a delightful addition to grilled cheese or any one of our favorite cheddar recipes.

Pesto Gouda

Aldi is selling 5 new cheeses in honor of St. Patrick's Day. Aldi

The Happy Farms Pesto Gouda is smoky, sweet, herbal and floral. Add it to a breakfast strata or stuffed pork cutlets. (You can also get more of our favorite Gouda recipes here).

Sage Derby

Finally, the English Sage Derby cheese features a mottled green-and-white appearance while boasting a mild, sage flavor. Try it on its own or paired with fruit.

Expect to find the cheeses in Aldi stores starting February 27th. But hurry! We doubt they'll last long.