‘Can’t wait to try this’: M&S shoppers delighted over new wine launched in stores
M&S Foodhall has introduced a premium rosé wine to its stores. The new addition, Lady A, is an iconic pink wine created by Soho House in collaboration with the prestigious Château La Coste in Provence.
The upmarket wine has gained a reputation as a favourite among celebrities. Priced at £18, the VIP rosé aims to offer shoppers the chance to enjoy a taste of luxury at home.
The premium pink wine is now available in M&S Foodhall stores across the country.
M&S describes the new addition as “gorgeous” and claims it’s “giving us butterflies”. Lady A promises to transport drinkers “straight to the sunny Côte d’Azur” with its refreshing flavour profile.
The wine features notes of citrus and pink grapefruit complemented by hints of peach and raspberry.
According to M&S, this premium rosé is versatile enough to be enjoyed on its own.
Customers have been reacting to the news of the new wine online after the major supermarket posted an image of the beverage on social media, attracting over 3,000 likes in three hours.
One commenter said: “Amazing, so pleased you have this available in store.” Another user said: “Sounds very refreshing.”
The positive reactions continued as one person noted: “Sounds delicious,” accompanied by a heart-eyed emoji.
The excitement is palpable among customers, with another adding: “Can’t wait to try this.”
Aldi has also launched the UK’s first Dubai Chocolate Style Ice Cream after bringing the viral social media trend to freezers nationwide.
The frozen treat hit stores on April 14, retailing at £3.99 for a 500ml tub. This makes Aldi the first UK supermarket to offer this increasingly popular flavour in ice cream form.
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The announcement comes as Dubai Chocolate products have generated significant excitement among British shoppers.
The product aims to capture the distinctive flavours that have made the original Dubai chocolate bars so sought-after across the country.
Aldi’s Dubai Chocolate Ice Cream combines decadent chocolate with sweet, nutty pistachio, with the supermarket describing their frozen interpretation as a “deliciously crunchy, wafer-like ice-cream tub”.
For those particularly fond of the distinctively nutty flavour, Aldi calls it a “pistachio lovers’ cream come true”.