The Queen of England clearly has a taste for bubbly.

The first batch has already been released and sold like hotcakes.

A stone's throw from the Queen's Windsor Castle residence, in the county of Berkshire, UK, a wine merchant was given permission to plant a vineyard in “Windsor Great Park” in 2011.

Laithwaite's imagined creating a sparkling wine from grapes grown in the Royal Park, planting the three varieties typically used to make French champagne: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier.

Note, however, that the wine can't be sold as a “champagne,” of course, since only wines produced in a specific region of France and made using set procedures can use the protected name.

Read more at source: The Malaymailonline