IYLIA Launches New Wine Collection
Jun 7, 2022
United States - June 7, 2022 —
Luxury brand, IYLIA, has today announced the launch of its luxury wine collection which is surprisingly affordable for everyone.
There is a reason why wine has survived to the present time ever since it first appeared on the scene in 6,000BC. Research has shown that there are a number of benefits that come with drinking a glass of wine including preventing depression and boosting the body’s immune system. Wine, which is called the elixir of life, is also credited with healthier skin, obesity prevention, eyesight improvement, and longevity of life. From the many variations of wine available in the market arises one that wants to create an affordable indulgence for everyone.
Flushed from the success of her signature footwear collection, Layla Joy-Williams of the luxury IYLIA brand is trying her hands at yet another endeavor. The ambitious entrepreneur is delving into the winery industry this time and looks set to replicate her success. The IYLIA wine collection is launching a new line of four delicious varieties of wine made with the unique branding the IYLIA collection is noted for.
The decision to enter the wine business was borne out of Layla-Joy’s wish to make luxury wines that anyone could afford. So it is not surprising that the IYLIA’s wine collection contains the same signature style that Layla-Joy has acquired a reputation for. What’s more, Layla-Joy brings her acute attention to detail and drive to produce a phenomenal collection of product that everyone would love.
The IYLIA wine collection is created in the Valencian region of Spain, which produces an incredibly creative, diverse, and varied assortment of grapes. Valencia is famous worldwide for its long days of warm sun and position next to the Mediterranean Sea. Combine these two factors with its famed topography produces dominant grapes that are the main ingredient in an array of very different wines. Then there is the fact that Valencian wines tend to be intense with body, structure, and relatively high alcohol content.
This robust wine which is produced by generationally-skilled artisans is then housed in elegant bottles that are designed in New York. The bottles convey the edginess and trendy style that encapsulates the IYLIA brand. Indeed, this beautiful combination of skills from people on different continents has resulted in a collection that is both modern and timeless.
Layla-Joy is singularly involved in every process of her wine collection. According to her, “As the founder and CEO of my company, I oversee and am responsible for every single aspect of my brand, including design, production, marketing, sales, working with my team developing strategies, product production approval, and, coordinating with our distributor to get our merchandise into the United States from Europe.” This detail-oriented leadership is why the signature IYLIA collection is too good to keep bottled up.
The IYLIA wine collection features four varietals: an incredibly aromatic white wine, a splendidly refreshing and delicate Rosé, a bright Chardonnay, and an intensely flavorful red wine. The wines can be purchased directly from the IYLIA website.
In line with IYLIA’s vision to create sustainable change in the world, customers will be delighted to know that a percentage of every purchase will be donated to charity.
Contact Info:
Name: Layla Joy-Williams
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Organization: IYLIA
Address: United States
Website: http://www.iylia.com
Release ID: 89076220
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