It looks like the Duke and Duchess of Sussex aren’t the only royal entrepreneurs out there.
Lady Amelia Windsor, the daughter of George Windsor the Earl of St Andrews, has launched her collaboration with a new line of namesake wines.
To celebrate the launch Amelia held an intimate lunch at Langan’s Brasserie in London for close friends to attend and try the wine for themselves.
Amelia is a specialty range belonging to Concha y Toro. Produced in the Quebrada Seca vineyard in the Limarí Valley, Chile, the range consists of a pinot noir and a chardonnay.
The pinot noir is characterised as a complex wine with notes of black tea and red cherries. While the Chardonnay has been described as “Chile’s first Ultra Premium Chardonnay.” The fruit is ripened slowly and aged for 12 months in French oak barrels.
While it hasn’t been confirmed, it is believed the wines belong to a specialty release and can only be purchased through the company’s website.
Lady Amelia Windsor has been modelling professionally since 2016. And while she may seem like a lesser-known member of the royal family, she has been more prominent as of late.
Earlier in 2024, Amelia made her debut at the Chelsea Flower Show. In collaboration with Kent Wildflower Seeds, Amelia curated her first floral display.
