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\u2022 Celebrating one of the most famous reggae bands, UB40, and one of their most iconic tunes, UB40\u2019s Red Red Wine Bordeaux Sup\u00e9rieur has been created by Eminent Wines. Produced from a subtle blend of two of the Bordeaux grape varieties, Merlot and Cabernet, to give a rich, deep, red fruit colour with blackberry notes, enriched with ripe tannins, and with a long and elegant finish.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Ali Campbell, band founder, spent his adolescence harvesting grapes in Bordeaux and always longed to launch a UB40 Red Red Wine! Ali commented, \u201cWe always wanted to release our own Red Red Wine, and now we have!\u201d<\/p>\n
\u2022 The 75cl bottle retails at \u00a328.50. An organic and vegan Red Red Wine is also available at the same price.<\/p>\n
\u2022 The Champagne Charles Orban, Cuve\u00e9 Roger Daltrey is a collaboration between Roger Daltrey and Eminent Wines, introduced to celebrate the band\u2019s 50th anniversary, and is known affectionately as the official Champagne of Rock \u2018n\u2019 Roll. The award-winning Champagne label takes the band\u2019s trademark bullseye symbol and incorporates it as part of the design on the label of artist Mike McInnerny\u2019s famous Tommy album artwork. All of Roger\u2019s proceeds from selling the Champagne head to Teen Cancer America \u2013 a charity founded by Roger Daltrey and fellow band member, lead guitarist, and songwriter Pete Townsend \u2013 and to support Teenage Cancer Trust in the UK. Produced by Charles Orban Champagne \u2013 a family vineyard since 1770 located in the village of Troissy on the left bank of the Marne – the Champagne is made from a subtle blend of three grape varieties \u2013 Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. The Cuve\u00e9 represents a perfect expression of these three varieties and has a creamy texture with fine, lively bubbles; and received a rating of 90 (outstanding) from Wine Spectator.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Daltrey said, \u201cCharles Orban is a grower-producer in the Marne Valley, and the Champagne is authentic and unique, which is important to me. They have a long history since 1770, so only the best last long, like The Who.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u2022 The 75cl Champagne bottle is priced at \u00a395.00 per bottle or with a pair of bespoke, stemless champagne glasses, \u00a3125.00 for the bottle and glasses.<\/p>\n
Jerome Jacober Founder of commented, \u201cAt Eminent Wines, we aspire to celebrate excellence in music and the Arts in creating drinks inspired by legendary artists, charity causes, or both! It\u2019s about bringing the senses alive with music and beverages. We aim to never compromise on the quality or customer experience \u2013 to offer, to innovate, and to reach beyond the ordinary to create a truly immersive experience, almost a 5D style approach! We hope this makes for a great gift to someone who enjoys both music and beverages!\u201d<\/p>\n
Other bespoke creations by Eminent Wines<\/p>\n
\u2022 The Royal British Legion Champagne range
\n\u2022 Tramp Range of Champagne
\n\u2022 George Armagnac range
\n\u2022 Gerard Depardieu, C\u2019est mon Panache 2005, Bergerac
\n\u2022 Bespoke Champagne for L\u2019Oiseau de Feu (Bird of Fire), the classic yacht launched in 1937
\n\u2022 A range of high-end, bespoke pewter ice buckets as seen and created for companies like Harrods and Hakkasan<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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