Queen Elizabeth has launched her own beer range, Sandringham Estate has announced on Twitter.
The launch of beer by Queen Elizabeth came into development days after the death of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
The 95-year-old monarch has launched her own beer, with two bitters available for purchase at the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk.
According to the source, the drinks will be sold at the estate’s gift shop, which has reopened following the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions.
The beers are available in two essences: a 4.3% Best Bitter and a slightly stronger 5% Golden IPA, all made with organic barley grown from the estate’s gardens.
The Buckingham Palace already sells its own gins, spirits, whiskeys, and even champagne.
After the death of her husband, Prince Philip, who was buried on April 17, the Queen has resumed royal duties.
Earlier, Queen Elizabeth’s cousin had been sentenced to 10-month prison for sexually assaulting a woman.
Simon Bowes-Lyon, the Earl of Strathmore, confessed that in February 2020, he advanced towards a 26-year-old woman at the royal family’s ancestral castle.
According to a report, the incident occurred at Glamis Castle’s bedroom – Glamis Castle is Queen Elizabeth’s late mother’s childhood home. The report further revealed that the victim still suffers panic attacks from the horrific 20-minute incident.
Bowes-Lyon confessed to the crime and said in his confessional statement that he is “greatly ashamed of my actions which have caused such distress to a guest in my home.”
“I did not think I was capable of behaving the way I did but have had to face up to it and take responsibility,” he said.
