Sandringham Estate is now selling two beers exclusively produced for its gift shop.

No surprises here seeing that the former royal chef revealed that Queen Elizabeth II enjoys an occasional drink, with her favorite being gin and Dubonnet.

The Queen already has given the royal seal of approval to Windsor Great Park Vineyard Sparkling Wine. Even, Buckingham Palace and the Queen’s country home, Sandringham House, have their own gins. Now the Queen is going for the trifecta, “Royal Family-approved beer.”

Again turning to her property in Norfolk, the Sandringham Estate gift shop is now selling two bottled beers: a 4.3 percent Sandringham Best Bitter and a 5 percent Sandringham Golden IPA. Both are brewed in Norfolk by the local Barsham Brewery exclusively for Sandringham.

A truly regal beer has just hit the market, as Queen Elizabeth launches her own beer brewed from plants grown on her Sandringham estate in Norfolk, England. https://t.co/abhie3ljw1 pic.twitter.com/BpKmF2RELZ

— The Drinks Business (@teamdb) May 6, 2021

The labels are as traditional as the Queen herself. The best bitter features a drawing of a hare while the IPA opts for a pheasant. The bottles reportedly offer up a further explanation of this imagery, stating, “The Sandringham Estate is a wildlife haven for Pheasants, Hares, Owls and many other species thrive in the wood and farmland habitats.”

Wouldn’t it be nice to get our hands on a case of these?

Photo| Reuters – POOL