LEWIS HAMILTON has announced he is launching a new career for when he leaves F1.
The seven-time world champion has founded Almave – a unique non -alcoholic spirit.
While he yearns for Mercedes to return to form, Hamilton has unveiled his latest business venture.
He has collaborated with Mexican distillers Iván Saldaña and Casa Lumbre to introduce Almave.
The British ace took to social media to tell fans that the product is the world's first and only non-alcoholic spirit created from real blue agave – the plant used to make tequila.
The crafting process mirrors tequila-making, omitting only the fermentation stage when the drink becomes alcoholic.
READ MORE ON F1
HAMMING IT UP
Hamilton reveals retirement date sparking huge crowd reaction at US GP
THE PITTS
F1 star slammed as a 'spoiled child' by former racing driver and TV legend
Hamilton posted on his Instagram: "It's finally here. Almave is for people like myself, who are always pushing the limits of what's possible.
"Who enjoy the taste of tequila but are focused on balance, longevity, and living fully.
"When I first met Ivan two things became clear: we both like tequila and something was missing from the market.
"I'm so proud to be a founder and hope you approach it with an open mind."
Most read in Motorsport
‘Unbelievable’
Ferrari chief goes full Klopp with excuse for Leclerc US GP disqualification
WORRYING SCENES
Man rushed to hospital after huge explosion at Formula E testing
wheels off
Brundle slams FIA after Hamilton F1 disqualification as he questions ‘grey area’
FORMULA GLUM
Hamilton breaks silence on social media with Leclerc after F1 disqualification
CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS
And fans have rejoiced at the Mercedes driver's one-of-a-kind innovation.
One fan wrote: " I'm loving this direction."
Another said: "It's alcohol free? Where can I sign up for a taste test?"
A third wrote: "This is perfect!"
A fourth declared: "Congratulations champ, I can't wait to try it."
There had been rampant speculation that Hamilton could call time on his career soon.
But the F1 ace is not giving up just yet, after signing a £100m contract extension with Mercedes in August.
Source: Read Full Article
