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Wander through weeping willows on the Wensum then tuck into gamekeeper’s pie and ‘beers that belong’ at a beautifully restored watermill

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 Sandr...

The Queen opens her Sandringham Estate home to the public for open air cinema event The royal residence will be open this summer offering open-air film screenings with tickets costing just £15.50. The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get daily celeb exclusives and behind the scenes house tours direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newsletters...

Anwar HusseinGetty Images Queen Elizabeth will be toasting to a new endeavor this summer—a line of beer and gin. The British monarch is now selling a variety of alcoholic beverages on both the Royal Collection shop site and in the Sandringham Palace gift shop. Beer is the palace's newest venture, just confirmed this week. Buckingham Palace recently told People that Queen Elizabeth approved the sale of a range of beer. The beverage is brewed from plants grown on the monarch's Sandringham estate in Norfolk, including the farmland's Laureate Spring barley. Sandringham's Twitter account then...

The royal family are now releasing their own beer made from Queen Elizabeth II's very own garden Publish Date Saturday, 8 May 2021, 3:36PM She may have reigned for 68 years, but Queen Elizabeth II is about to go where no monarch has gone before and is releasing her very own beer straight from the garden of Sandringham Estate. The beers - which are available in bottle form and will be priced at £3.99 for a 500ml bottle - can be purchased from the Sandringham gift shop. The bottles feature the Sandringham name and give a nod to some of the local wildlife with a picture ...