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Lucci Lambrusco Partners with Prince St. Pizza

Lucci Lambrusco, the dry sparkling red wine co-founded by Ashley Graham and Danny Epstien, has announced a limited-time culinary collaboration with the renowned pizza establishment Prince St. Pizza to commemorate National Lambrusco Day. As part of this venture, the two entities are introducing a specialty menu item that reinterprets the classic Italian custom of enjoying wine with pizza.

The centrepiece of the Lucci Lambrusco x Prince St. Pizza collaboration is a limited-edition Sicilian-style pizza that features a distinctive combination of shredded gouda, mozzarella, roasted tomato paste, fennel sausage crumbles, baby arugula, and pecorino romano, all finished with a bespoke vinaigrette made from the wine itself. The creatively prepared vinaigrette highlights the beverage's dark berry notes and bright acidity while adding a new dimension to the savory dish.

The Lucci Lambrusco x Prince St. Pizza collaboration will be available for a narrow window from June 21 through June 28, 2026.

Trend Themes

  1. Beverage-infused Menus — Culinary formats that incorporate wine, spirits, or nonalcoholic beverages directly into recipes create new premium flavor experiences and extend drink brands into food-led occasions.
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  3. Modern Pairing Rituals — Traditional food-and-drink pairings are being reframed through playful, accessible formats that make heritage consumption habits more relevant to younger dining audiences.

Industry Implications

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  2. Alcoholic Beverages — Wine and sparkling beverage brands are finding new growth pathways by embedding their flavor profiles into culinary partnerships beyond conventional glassware occasions.
  3. Experiential Marketing — Brand activations anchored in cultural food moments and calendar-based celebrations provide high-impact platforms for localized engagement and earned attention.

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