Wimbledon extends Lavazza partnership

Aditya Chaudhuri Aditya Chaudhuri

Lavazza has renewed its partnership with the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) for a further three years which will see the Italian coffee brand continue to serve as the Official Coffee of Wimbledon till 2025.

Lavazza and the AELTC first partnered in 2011. They are in the eleventh year of their partnership, and the renewal will see the Italian brand continue to serve the tennis fans with its premium coffee products.

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Pietro Mazzà, Regional Director UK & Nordics and General Manager Lavazza UK, said:

Lavazza and Wimbledon are the perfect doubles partners. Together we strive to deliver premium experiences for consumers and have a passion for excellence. Lavazza’s partnership with All England Lawn Tennis Club which we’re proud to have renewed this year is a testament to Lavazza’s unwavering commitment to supporting UK sport in general and world-class tennis in particular. 

Tennis is at the heart of the Lavazza family, and we are happy to help bring The Championships back to full capacity in 2022, from the beloved Queue to every single bar and restaurant inside Wimbledon.

Marco Lavazza, Lavazza Group Vice President, added:

Lavazza and Wimbledon have formed the perfect doubles team for 11 years now. In the home of tea and the temple of tennis, authentic Italian espresso has become a natural part of the Wimbledon ritual and, since 2015, a leading ‘player’ at other Grand Slam tournaments too.

Our passion for tennis, which began here at Wimbledon, has forged an unbroken bond between our brand and this sport since 2011, during which time we have served eight million espressos to fans from around the world. We are proud to be back at Wimbledon in 2022 for the Tournament’s return in grand style after two very difficult years and thrilled that our partnership has been extended until 2025 at such a significant moment as the 100th anniversary of Centre Court. To mark the occasion, we have decided to bring to the tournament a unique coffee experience inspired by sustainability, a cornerstone of Lavazza Group’s business strategy.

Wimbledon extends Lavazza partnership
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