Rod Stewart announced that 'Wolfie's Whisky' will be available next month
Rod Stewart has taken to social media to delight his fans with the news of his new whisky brand which will launch next month. The crooner posed beside his new tipple and encouraged his Instagram followers to get ahead of the game in securing a pre-order.
He captioned the post: "After almost two years of development, and dozens of whisky tastings, I’m delighted to finally unveil my latest venture, Wolfie's Whisky! Going on sale this June. Make sure you sign up at wolfiesiscoming.com to get your hands on a bottle first…Slàinte! #wolfiesiscoming #wolfieswhisky #arascalofathing."
One person wrote: "Oooh exciting! Look forward to trying x," whilst another added: "Fantastic! I’ll be having a few." But not everyone was excited by the announcement, with one person writing: "Blended? Nope, thanks," which received multiple likes on the comment.
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