The Pimm's Coronation Edition bottle is being rolled out into the UK market ahead of The Coronation of The King and The Queen Consort as a way to help fans of the royals mark the occasion. The temporary branding for the liqueur will start hitting store shelves this month, replacing the existing label design across the 70cl and one-liter sizes. The branding shows off a series of celebratory images, while the spirit itself is great for crafting Pimm's Cup cocktails or enjoying in variety of additional recipes.
Category Marketing Director, Gins, Pimm's, Bailey's and Non-Alcoholic at Diego GB Charlotte Gibbon spoke on the Pimm's Coronation Edition bottle saying, "Pimm’s has a long association with British summertime and events. With The Coronation taking place in May, as well as events such as Wimbledon and Royal Ascot, Pimm’s is the perfect accompaniment to these moments."
Celebratory Coronation Liqueur Branding
The Pimm's Coronation Edition Bottle is Limited-Edition
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