Fine art plays a big part in both my family and my professional life. Copella and fine art, yes there is a connection, maybe not an obvious one.

Well, every morning commute to work is a different canvas, as I admire the rolling countryside around Boxford through the seasons, which inspired many artists through the centuries. I am sure that there will be many budding artists amongst you Copella lovers, as the orchards are calling to be painted right now, caressed by the low autumn sunshine.

Now, when at work, we do quality wall several times a day (it is a perk of the job for the lucky ones) when we admire our Copella, like one admires Sunflowers at the National Gallery. We make sure the blast of yellow colour is just right (or as we change apples it could be amber, lemony pink), label is the right shade of rich green, and that the bottle frames it delicately, only enhancing its beauty. And as art plays with all our senses, with this piece we can go one step further, we can taste it too. And what is it like –oh so refreshing, so original, so skinny green, so English. Definitely worth an apple squeeze.

Gordana Owen