Premium sangria Lolea now available in Ireland

The rosé option of Lolea, craft-made sangria newly available in Ireland

Lolea , the high-quality sangria brand hailing from the northeast of Spain and exported all over the world, has launched its all-natural, artisanal, refreshing drink to the Irish market.

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22 June 2018

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Lolea No. 1 (made with red wine)

Lolea No. 1 (made with red wine)

Lolea, the craft-made sangria from northeast Spain content, has launched in Ireland. Launched in 2013, the 7% ABV beverage is based on an exclusive recipe combining high quality wine and fruit. 

Three versions of Lolea have just become available in Ireland: Lolea No. 1 (made with red wine), Lolea No. 2 (made with white wine) and Lolea no. 5 (the rosé option). All three come in both 75cl (starting from €28.99 RRP) bottles and a 20cl size is also available (starting from €6.00 RRP). In just four years, the brand has become available in over 50 countries, Ireland being the most recent export addition.

Lolea No. 2 (made with white wine)

Lolea No. 2 (made with white wine)

Lolea lightly sparkling sangria variants are all 100% natural, delicious and light. Thoughtfully crafted from the best grape varietals in Spain. Tempranillo and cabernet sauvignon is used in Lolea No. 1, macabeo and chardonnay grapes are used for Lolea No. 2 and garnacha grapes are used for the rosé option. The brand uses natural citric juices from the east coast of Spain to enhance their delicious and distinct sangria flavour. A spicy cinnamon punch in the red, vanilla in the white and finally, a touch of light carbonation is added. All Lolea flavour options are non-pasteurized, with no preservatives.

Antonio Salinas, Lolea’s zone director for Europe, said that the drink is designed to be enjoyed with family and friends. “We think that these personality traits of Lolea fit in perfectly with the modern, stylish Irish consumer,” he said.

The packaging choice reflects the attractive Mediterranean spirit, paired with a festive mood and a twist of modernity, while staying true to its Spanish roots.

 

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