Most Wanted Wines is on the run this summer

Most Wanted Wines can van

And everyone’s invited… Most Wanted Wines has taken some of the world's most wanted wines and popped them into cans – Pinot Grigio Fizz and Pink Fizz to be specific. To celebrate, this August the team will be hitting their favourite seaside and urban beach locations in their mini can van, The Getaway Wheels, on a mission to share their wine with fans.

So watch out Hastings they're coming to see you. Most Wanted Wines will be partnering with local bars to offer refreshment in the perfect form of a chilled can of wine plus some classic beach games and the chance to win loads of prizes.

Everything’s already kicked off on Most Wanted's Instagram feed with a getaway competition. To enter, tag your favourite getaway pals on the competition post or head down to see the team and share a photo of the Getaway Wheels. Top prize is a £1,000 voucher for The Pig Hotels and a year’s worth of wine. Plus, there are plenty of other chances to win wine, restaurant delivery vouchers and limited-edition merchandise

Why not head down to Hastings Pier on 21st and 22nd August 2021 and join in the fun?

Follow Most Wanted Wines on Instagram @mostwantedwines to get all the latest buzz around the tour, #MostWantedOnTheRun

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