Meghan Markle new Rose goes on sale for £20 a bottle ‘infused with joy & whimsy'
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MEGHAN'S new Rosé will set back punters $30 a bottle and she now plans to bring out a sparkling wine.
The 2023 Napa Valley Rosé is on sale via a new wine section on Meg's As Ever website.
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Meghan is set to reveal a sparkling wine among new wine varieties
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The Rosé costs $30 (£21) a bottle
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It also sells in packs of three for $90 (£65)
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The Rosé costs $30 (£21) a bottle, or in packs of three for $90 (£65), a half case for $159 (£115) and full case for $300 (£218).
It is being flogged on new website Wine.AsEver.com - where more booze will be added.
Meghan is set to reveal a sparkling wine among new wine varieties.
But the Rosé is described by As Ever as "a pale blush wine offers a roundness and depth of flavor that is complemented by gentle minerality and soft notes of stone fruit with a lasting finish".
They claim the tipple is an "As ever blend" which includes "Cabernet Sauvignon, Mourvèdre, Grenache, and Syrah varietals".
While the taste is described as "sophisticated, dry, and refreshing, it is designed for summer's best moments – from lunches that turn into dinners and sun-drenched weekends where the only thing louder than the music is the laughter".
"This blend captures the essence of celebration, inviting wine lovers to toast all the moments that matter most - both big and small."
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It is being flogged on new website Wine.AsEveer.com - where more booze will be added
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The wine is part of a new range of As Ever products
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