Canvino

Nash's route to the brand has a well-documented backstory: he previously pitched a wine-in-a-glass concept called Cup-a-Wine on Dragons' Den, where it was rejected, before returning to the drinks industry with Canvino as a canned format built around Italian sparkling wine. The brand was conceived around making premium Italian sparkling wine accessible in a portable, venue-friendly format. The core alcoholic range uses the Charmat method, a process in which a second fermentation is carried out in large pressurised tanks rather than in individual bottles, producing the natural carbonation.

In 2023, Canvino expanded into the alcohol-free category with Zero Bianco, a sparkling white drawing on the same Lombardy sourcing as the core range. The product is vegan-friendly, gluten-free, and packaged in fully recyclable cans, consistent with the brand's wider format identity. Distribution for the AF line is available through the brand's own site and online channels.

Canvino has established a presence at large-scale venues including the O2, Wembley Arena, and Twickenham Stadium, giving the brand significant visibility across live events and entertainment. The brand's venue footprint means the AF option sits within a familiar brand for drinkers who first encounter Canvino at events before seeking it through other channels. The AF line is positioned within the premium bracket, consistent with the Italian sourcing and the canned premium wine format that defines the wider range.