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North Wales Live
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- North Wales Live
Pimm's restocks sell-out item after clearing shelves in 48 hours
Pimm's is bringing back its limited-edition glassware which sold out 48 hours after launch this summer. Designed in collaboration with tennis pro-turned-artist Gabriella Taylor, the collector's set includes a 1L carafe and two wine glasses, with Gabi's hand-painted illustrations. Each illustration began as a hand-painted canvas before being printed onto the glassware. Priced at £34.99, the restock will be available on from Monday, July 28. Craig Watt, Marketing Manager at Pimm's said: 'We were blown away by how quickly the glassware sets flew off the virtual shelves earlier this summer, so we're thrilled to be bringing them back while the sun's still shining. Pimm's has always been at the heart of British summertime celebrations, and this limited-edition collection is the perfect way to enjoy every last sip of the season in style.' Gabriella Taylor said: 'I'm overwhelmed by how popular the collection has been and am so pleased we're able to provide Pimm's fans with a second drop. Within the collection, I wanted to capture all the little things that make a British summer so special – from sunshine and strawberries to those relaxed, joy-filled moments with friends and a glass of Pimm's in hand. I'm so excited it's back for more people to enjoy.'
Daily Mail
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
People are just learning they've been drinking Pimm's wrong - and the reason is surprising
With its sweet flavour and fruity base, Pimm's has long been one of the main tipples of choice during the Summer. The classic Pimm's No. 1 Cup is usually mixed with lemonade, before being poured over cut-up fruit, cucumber, and fresh mint leaves. Often synonymous with the prestigious tennis tournament Wimbledon, strawberries are one of the most common additions to a glass of the cocktail (along with mint sprigs and cucumber slices). But according to the brand, many people are consuming the drink incorrectly - without even realising it. While many may assume this is related to how they prepare the drink, the mixers they are using or the fruit they add, it is actually related to less obvious, according to the makers behind Pimms. The reason is, according to them, the glassware (or other drinking containers) that people are using. In an effort to solved this, Pimm's has crafted its own line of servings sets created in collaboration with tennis-pro-turned-artist, Gabriella Taylor. Each set contains two wine glasses and a carafe. The glassware pieces were originally hand-painted by Gabriella on canvas, then digitized and printed onto the limited run of carafes and wine glasses These decorations include strawberries, mint sprigs and cucumber slices, alongside fruit-filled trophies, tennis rackets and players. The serving set, according to the brand, 'offers fans a creative way to enjoy Pimm's at home'. Gabriella's work will also be on show at Wimbledon, appearing at the 'Pimm's on The Hill' bar at The Championships. 'Pimm's has always brought people together to celebrate summer and sport,' said Zoë Hetherington, Pimm's Brand Manager. 'Collaborating with Gabi has allowed us to reimagine our most iconic serve, with this must-have glassware encapsulating everything we love about the British summer,' Meanwhile, artist and former tennis professional Gabriella Taylor, artist and former tennis professional, added that Wimbledon 'has always been more than a tournament to [her]'. She continued: 'It's where my love of tennis took root. 'When Pimm's asked me to create a painting that represented what Wimbledon is all about, I had to make it of The Hill. 'An iconic location. It holds the energy of every cheer, every hope, and every heartbreak. 'In this piece, I've tried to capture that electricity, that shared moment of awe we've all felt there. 'This is my love letter to the tournament and to The Hill that watches the game grow.' The serving sets cost £34.99 and are available from now.
