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Lewis Hamilton announces new career move away from F1 as fans celebrate 'I'm loving this direction'


Lewis Hamilton announces new career move away from F1 as fans celebrate Im loving this direction

Formula One superstar Lewis Hamilton has made a surprising announcement about his future career plans. The seven-time world champion is venturing into a new industry by launching a unique non-alcoholic spirit called Almave.

Hamilton's groundbreaking venture

While he awaits Mercedes' return to form in Formula One, Hamilton has unveiled his latest business endeavor. In collaboration with Mexican distillers Iván Saldaña and Casa Lumbre, he has created Almave, the world's first and only non-alcoholic spirit made from real blue agave - the plant used to produce tequila. The crafting process closely resembles that of tequila-making, but without the fermentation stage that makes it alcoholic.

Hamilton's excitement

Taking to social media, Hamilton expressed his excitement about Almave. He shared a post on Instagram, saying, "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."

Fans' enthusiastic response

Fans of the Mercedes driver have been quick to celebrate his innovative new venture. One fan commented, "I'm loving this direction," while another asked, "It's alcohol-free? Where can I sign up for a taste test?" Others expressed their excitement and congratulations to Hamilton, eagerly awaiting the opportunity to try Almave.



courtesy of thesun.co.uk

Future plans

Speculation had been rife that Hamilton might retire from Formula One soon. However, with his recent £100m contract extension with Mercedes in August, it seems the F1 ace is not ready to hang up his racing gloves just yet.