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A new Lavazza x Lamborghini Blend offers a bold fusion of luxury

Two icons of Italian excellence partner with a bold coffee roast

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Italian coffee pioneer Lavazza and Lamborghini, the world’s leading supercar brand, have partnered to offer an exclusive whole-bean coffee blend, available now. This exclusive coffee blend perfectly fuses Italian craftsmanship, heritage, and innovation. The collaboration reflects the shared values of both brands: a relentless commitment to precision, quality, and delivering exceptional experiences. Known for its unparalleled supercars and forward-thinking design, Lamborghini sets the standard for innovation and elegance on the global stage.

The Lavazza x Lamborghini blend is a bold dark roast designated to inspire and energize. Its powerful intensity and full-bodied flavor awakens the senses, mirroring the exhilarating performance of Lamborghini’s supercars. The bag ranks the intensity of the coffee’s taste as a 10 out of 10, designed for the coffee drinker who wants the boldest possible cup of coffee.

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The announcement of this new roast is a continuation of the partnership between both brands, which began in June 2024. Lavazza is now the official partner of Lamborghini, which means Lavazza coffee is served at the Automobili Lamborghini Museum in Bologna and featured at Lamborghini events across Italy and abroad.

Each cup of this bold, creamy coffee yields an experience Lavazza believes should be shared. The brand encourages coffee drinkers to be inspired by their stories, all while sipping on a new standard of sophistication. The Lavazza x Lamborghini is available for purchase online through Lavazza’s website and Amazon. The whole bean bag of coffee contains 2.2 lbs of beans and is priced at $25.99 per bag. The brand has not noted how long this exclusive blend will be available, so be sure to purchase it while you can. The blend is available exclusively in whole bean form.

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Emily Caldwell
Emily is a Features Writer at The Manual, where she specializes in food, beverage, and travel content. She focuses on weaving…
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