Lambrini is launching the limited-edition Lamqueeni wine in the UK in celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee as a way for consumers to mark the occasion. The wine comes in 1.25-liter bottles priced at £3 each, feature a 6% ABV and come in three color options to choose from including Gold, Silver and Rose Gold. The wines will only be available for sale for one month starting in Mid-May through to mid-June to commemorate the Queen's 70 years o the throne.
Marketing Director - Europe, Accolade Wines Tom Smith spoke further on the new Lamqueeni saying, "We’re expecting big sales for Lamqueeni this summer alongside a big Royal celebration. There are three different designs to choose from; gold, silver or rose gold, with each label adorned with sparkles and bunting, which will really stand out on shelf. Whether it’s a drink with family and friends at a street party or at home once the kids are in bed in your fanciest pjs, we are confident the Lamqueeni range will be a hit with Lambrini and the Queen’s fans alike."
Queen-Commemorating Wines
Lambini Has Launched Lamqueeni to Celebrate the Platinum Jubilee
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