Duchess Meghan’s vastly increased As Ever inventory sold out in four hours

The Duchess of Sussex’s As Ever is direct-to-consumer, but at this point, she might have to consider pairing with corporate suppliers and established distribution outlets, because it’s getting CRAZY! On Friday, the summer solstice, Meghan’s As Ever did its second product drop – a resupply of her teas, crepe mix, shortbread mix and flower sprinkles – and she also introduced a new jam/spread flavor (apricot!) and a new limited-edition honey. I heard that the honey sold out in mere minutes. As for the rest of it, even with a greatly increased inventory, every As Ever product sold out in less than four hours.

On the first day of summer, Meghan Markle stood in front of blooming flowers, fresh faced with her hair pulled back, wearing a white knit tank and, quite frankly, a little bit in shock.

“We spent so much time making sure we had so much more inventory,” the Duchess of Sussex said in a June 20 Instagram Story after her second As Ever collection sold out that same day. “That’s why we took the time, and you guys are doing it again,” she added, referencing the two-plus months between the first As Ever drop selling out on April 2 and the second doing the same on Friday. “We’re nearly sold out on everything, and I can’t believe it.”

The collection would soon sell out, even the flower sprinkles, which Meghan noted in the clip had “more inventory than all of it” because she “knew [it] was going to be the big one again.”

It’s difficult to blame Meghan for her excitement. For the first time, As Ever is sharing metrics on how the business is doing and told InStyle exclusively that “The response to this collection has been truly overwhelming and beyond what we anticipated, even with increased production capacity.”

InStyle understands that the brand increased its inventory nearly 10 times that of the first collection, released back in April (and which sold out its eight product offerings in just 45 minutes). This time around, for the June 20 drop—which also featured eight products—there was a two-time increase in site traffic compared to the first collection, and all of the products released on Friday sold out within four hours.

Of the eight products offered on June 20, six were returning products, with the two new products—the apricot spread and the limited-edition orange blossom honey—selling out first.

“While we did significantly scale up quantities, the demand has consistently outpaced our projections,” a spokesperson said. “This is both exciting and challenging—we’re continuing to work with our partners to find the right balance between maintaining our quality standards and meeting the desire for As Ever product.”

[From InStyle]

In April, I lingered for a moment and bought three products (one jar of jam and two teas). I regretted not buying more jam when I had the chance, so this time, I went in with a plan – grab two jars and get the hell out of there. So my two jars of apricot jam are on the way and I’m happy. But yes, I really do hope that she reissues/resupplies the raspberry. Anyway, another sold out line, and this time there was an even bigger inventory and it still sold out like a motherf–ker. Well done to Meghan. Now make more jam, damn it!

Meanwhile, Meghan is introducing something new and it’s coming very soon: As Ever Napa Valley Rosé. That will be available on July 1st. This is what I’ve been waiting for, not for myself (I’m on the wagon), but for Meghan – I’ve wanted her to get in the alcohol business, because it’s incredibly lucrative if you get the right brand/product. Meghan is going to sell the f–k out of this rosé. Her wine sales are going to make her flower sprinkle sales look QUAINT. I’ll skip buying the As Ever wine, but I’m sure it will sell out very quickly too, despite one critic calling the wine expansion “baffling.” What’s baffling about moving into alcohol when you already have a successful food/jam company? That’s the most organic business move ever.

Photos courtesy of As Ever’s IG.

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78 Responses to “Duchess Meghan’s vastly increased As Ever inventory sold out in four hours”

  1. Laura-Lee says:

    Now I can add this mildly petty prayer to my more serious ones for Americans and those around the world hurt by Trump’s actions: I need him out of office so Canada starts importing US wine again and I can buy Megan’s rosé!!!

  2. Boxy Lady says:

    Tom Sykes is vastly underestimating the number of “wine mommies” there are in America and how much buying power they have.

    • Hypocrisy says:

      Absolutely! I’m not even a big wine drinker but I want Meghan’s wine right next to my Amarone, Soave and Prosecco..

      I absolutely love that she sold out in four hours, I know it’s weird to be this ecstatic for a stranger but I don’t even care, I’m celebrating her success she deserves it and so much more.

    • Gemini says:

      The points of view, style of writing, level of snark and intelligence, the sides he takes etc. change so much in Tom Sykes’ writing that I am speculating the column is being written by multiple people under Skyes name.

    • Kristin says:

      Lol, seriously! My monthly “book club” with the other ladies on my block is basically us getting together on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at someone’s house, kicking out the husbands and kids, and drinking a shitload of wine for 5 hours, lol!

    • Megan says:

      There are dozens of celebrities with alcohol brands. If Bethany Frankel can sell wine, Meghan most certainly can.

    • Chelsea says:

      “Wine mommies” have literally swung elections in America lol. They have huge buying and electoral power.

  3. Giddy says:

    I messed up and forgot to get on the As Ever site in time! So I’m putting July 1 on my calendar! I want that rosé!

    • Ariel says:

      I noticed on Friday the raspberry jam (so good!!!!) was listed as “coming soon”. It is still listed that way.

      Since it was the only thing not restocked for Friday’s drop, I wonder if it will drop with the wine, or if we’ll have to wait for fall. it’s so good… and I noticed my jar is getting kinda empty looking.

      I do have some apricot jam on its way.
      (I bought the keepsake version b/c it was available when the regular jar hadn’t become available yet – it would be minutes later- and I didn’t want the honey in my cart so sell out before I purchased.)

  4. Dee(2) says:

    These criticisms just get more ridiculous the more successful that she is. It’s baffling for someone whose brand is selling products that can primarily be used for brunch, to also sell new products that pair well with brunch?  You can literally do wine pairings with preserves and cookies and cakes. I absolutely expect her at some point to start releasing pickled items for charcuterie boards. It’s a no brainer and a natural progression.

    They clearly scaled up production because you were allowed to buy three times the amount that you were allowed to purchase on the first drop. There were a lot more people this time around saying oh I couldn’t get this but I got this, that, and that. And I think if she releases things that people really want, rose, strawberry jam, lemon curd is going to be even more bananas.

    I think they wrote off the first sell out as a fluke, and this one scared them. They realize that this is a long-term source of income for her, which makes the already infinitesimal likelihood of a Sussex Royal return, even less likely. I have to think that they are bored of trying to find new and interesting ways to prop up the others with barely anything to work with, and these type of stories are getting laughed at more and more. The Faustian bargain they have with the royals isn’t working out for either side.

    • Barb Mill says:

      Yes each item except the honey had a limit of 6. I think that was to prevent people from having to wait so long between drops to before they could have more. I feel like their were a lot of people that didn’t get anything. I thought if they had a limit of 3 they could have sold to twice as many people but I feel they would have still sold out in one day.
      I’ll be traveling in July so won’t be able to order but thinking wine is something will be easier to keep stocked.

      • 2131Jan says:

        I got my honey order in at 8:02 (I checked the order today!), and it limited me to 2 jars. As of today, it’s “unfulfilled”. Now, I’m nervous!

      • windyriver says:

        Actually, judging by comments here, it seemed like most people were able to get something, even if not what they originally wanted. Big difference from last time where so many seemed completely shut out. The small stock of honey again went fast, then teas, plus apricot in the fancy package. But 20-25 minutes in, when I decided to take a look, you could still get crepe mix, cookie mix, apricot spread in the plain jar, and flower sprinkles. I had no trouble going back twice on my phone for some items, and it looks like the flower sprinkles at least were available for a few hours. Also, seems like the raspberry spread was never available, which screwed up some people who lost fast moving items already in their cart while waiting to buy the raspberry. My take, definitely better than last time, but still a work in progress matching supply and demand.

        Next up, the rose drop on 7/1. That could be really interesting, again.

      • Bean says:

        3 times the amount – so a limit of 6 items on everything.

    • Roo says:

      Dee(2), I wholeheartedly agree with your last paragraph – the RR are terrified of the success of M and H. They cannot deny now that they are stuck with the boring King and the boring and lazy Egg. The flush times they had making lots of money with stories about Meghan will never return.

  5. Reddish says:

    I’m old enough to remember when the royal rota were saying Harry would be miserable in Montecito having a vegan, alcohol-free Christmas (those things aren’t bad btw only for the RR finding another way to mock her). WLM put paid to that. Now she’s got a wine line! Booze makes celebrities a fortune, go get the big bucks!

    • Elizabeth says:

      The royal rota made up this lie that Meghan was vegan/vegetarian, even though they were cooking a chicken when he proposed, and Meghan was on the Today show cooking burgers when she was on SUITS.

      • Reddish says:

        Yes, I know but they based it on something she actually said during suits that she tried to eat more vegan during the week so she could enjoy herself more on the weekend. That’s when the RR decided to call her vegan so she’d be even more disliked (teetotal they simply made up even knowing the tig was named after wine).

  6. I’m in Switzerland and just now have heard about the stuff being offered again and how it’s sold out in 4 hours. Guess I wait till I’m back home and can sit on the site when the products are in stock again. Great that her stuff is selling so very fast!!! Suck on that haters on salt isle!

  7. Laura D says:

    Yes I KNOW I’m being petty but, every time they criticise/smear etc., Meghan’s products. I go back to that time when Ma Middleton was in “Overseas” touting Party Pieces, and the media were telling us the company was going to be the “next best thing.” Ma had the whole of the British establishment on her side and still couldn’t make any in-roads in the lucrative “Overseas” market. Yet, Meghan who we’ve been led to believe has no idea what she’s doing. Is selling over priced “stuff” which no-one wants is selling out her “tat” in hours! People from all over the world (myself) were all over the As Ever site within minutes of the launch time. Surely, now is the time for the media to finally stop their nonsense and just admit “the girl done good!”

    • sevenblue says:

      And Carole had a huge carboard of herself in case people didn’t know whose brand that was 😭😭 It was so embarrassing. Nobody in USA who isn’t a royal watcher knows who she is. She was acting like she was Beyonce.

      • Elizabeth says:

        And she was selling Party Pieces in places like Shop-Rite!

      • Lorelei says:

        @Elizabeth, and I think it was just a handful of Shop-Rite stores in New Jersey? That whole thing was really weird.

      • Deering24 says:

        *mutter* She just had to bug New Jersey, didn’t she? Bad enough the Law and Order franchise keeps branding us as “The State Most Likely To House Terrorists, Fugitives—And Serial Killers’ Unknowing Moms With Bodies In The Backyard.” 🙄🙄🙄🙄🥲

  8. Pumpkin says:

    This is a woman who named her blog after her favourite wine. I’m just surprised she didn’t go into it sooner (although it’s not really late).

    • Nanea says:

      This! They somehow missed the existence of Tignanello and its meaning.

      These Old and mentally old White Men are following Meghan obsessively but they don’t get her, or her being true to herself, or brand development, or anything related to Meghan or the Sussexes, as long as they can foam at their mouths, incite (racial) hatred, and misogyny.

      If they only bothered to go after FakeyKatie Missington as fervently!

      • Eurydice says:

        These old white men/women aren’t clueless. They’re just an older version of people who lie for money on social media. Their business model is “trash Meghan every day” and it’s very lucrative.

      • jais says:

        It really must be how they keep the lights on.

    • sunny says:

      1000%.. It was literally my first thought. Natural extension of her original brand. The press has to be pretending to be this clueless right?

  9. Tina says:

    Congrats to Meghan and the As ever team. Wine makes perfect sense and it’s a smart addition. I’m not a tea or jam person so I haven’t purchased from her yet but I’d buy the wine and probably pop a few of the other items into my cart as gifts. So she’s expanding her customer base right away with this addition. No one other than Tom Sykes at the DB is confused by this. As others have stated the options for this company are really limitless. She can keep adding new food items but also here are your lovely linens, some vase options for your flowers, cute tea sets etc. I’m looking forward to seeing her vision for this company as it continues to grow.

    • MaisiesMom says:

      I think wine is a great idea. I’m also not a tea or jam person (I don’t like tea and I try to avoid anything that might tempt me to spread it on bread), but I will drink a glass of wine. And rose is my favorite! There are a lot of “summer people” where I live, and they drink a ton of it during the season. I sometimes even stock up on my favorite before they arrive because they go through it so fast it sells out.

    • KoRAR says:

      Tina, whether it’s bedding or cutting boards, they sell out as fast as jams and sprinkles…🤣

  10. Chantale says:

    I hope Meghan well in her business entrepeneurship. It is a field that most suits her if you know about the Tig, royal rats.
    I really think that all the royal rats have slave mentality of being subseviant to the nasty royals. They do not understand business acumen or acuwomen. They want to serve the crown as subjects. That is what they wanted an still want for H &M. They thought H has no business sense how can he survives without the royals, but they were wrong. H&M got to work after taking their time for their mental health. Now, they are doing what they love with purpose. Not every endeavor is going to be successful, but they are both smart and surrounded by rich business Americans, mostly self made and I am sure good British ones too, however slim.
    I cannot even imagine what torture they would put them through if they had to go back to that place.

    • sevenblue says:

      They treat brits who succeed in USA without any aristo background like sh*t too. They have a serious tall poppy syndrome over there.

      • chantale says:

        Yes, they do! a lot of British media people hate successful people because of their stupid royal culture.

  11. Amy Bee says:

    The wine is going to sell out in minutes.

    • Laura D says:

      ITA – as someone on Twitter posted, Meghan, is now experiencing the “Meghan Effect” for herself. 😆

  12. Jais says:

    Not a huge tea and honey person so I got flower sprinkles and cookies and one jam. I’m really curious about how much I’ll like the apricot jam. If anyone can get me to love it, it would probably be Meghan. Bc I was fairly skeptical about the raspberry jam but now I’m ready to stock up. So any whispers from Megan on that front would be much appreciated but I’ll be patient. I guess. LOL.
    And pretty sure it was Tom Sykes of the DB calling Meghan’s move to wine baffling. Which…I’d argue that there is another princess out there making moves that are much more baffling. So the reporters are just distracting and projecting as usual .

    • Eurydice says:

      With the amount of research into Meghan’s business these trolls do, nothing should be baffling to them. These are the goods and services under the As Ever application – it looks like everything in the world, except for beer.

      https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=98755813&caseSearchType=US_APPLICATION&caseType=DEFAULT&searchType=statusSearch

      • Saucy&Sassy says:

        Eurydice, that’s a comprehensive list of where As Ever can go in future! Wow!

    • Sun says:

      I hope you’re pleasantly surprised! I’m not much of a jam person but I find I generally prefer apricot over raspberry- it’s also great on a yoghurt breakfast parfait!

      I’m so over the fake *bafflement* for every move the Sussexes make. Even Derangers must think it’s ridiculous at times. Focus on your own selves! The comparisons to the left-behinds seem more and more unhinged as the years pass.

      • jais says:

        I hope so too! Apricot jam was actually my grandma’s favorite. She ate it on toast every morning. And her name was Lily! So I’m excited for it.

    • Magdalena says:

      I got my entire family (including the children) hooked on Bonne Maman’s Apricot Conserve (they’ve got two versions, one is called Intense and is more fruity) – and these are family members who used to buy average (cheap) strawberry jam and the odd date jam. I also like Bart’s Ginger and Rhubarb jam. These are the only two I buy each month, plus the usual Swedish Felix lingonberry spread. I would absolutely LOVE to get Meghan’s apricot spread. I put the Bonne Maman on (and IN) everything: cakes, cookies, crepes, porridge, ice cream, meats, fish, EVERYTHING! 🙂

    • Becks1 says:

      So I don’t know what I’ll do with the apricot, but I LOVE the raspberry drizzle over a good vanilla ice cream. It is absolutely sublime as a combo. Don’t know if apricot will hit the same way – maybe it will, maybe I’ll try it with a chocolate ice cream – but Meghan’s raspberry spread and vanilla ice cream is *chefs kiss*

  13. Mads says:

    It’s an incredibly exciting/scary position for a fledgling business to find itself in: demand outstrips supply for the second drop, even with significant increase in inventory (x10). No wonder Meghan looked delightfully shocked in her Instagram reel on Friday.

    They are going to have to seriously consider scaling up at an unprecedented scale, which could result in having to change the whole production process; their projections – based on the first drop – were so wide of the mark, alarmingly so tbh. It’s difficult to determine how they can gather reliable data to be confident that they maintain an inventory capable of handling the demand.

    The real predicament is customer fatigue; it will become a negative if every drop results in an immediate sell out before people in all of the US time zones can purchase even one item. Loyal Meghan supporters will humorously grumble on social media about not being able to purchase anything and watch for the next drop, the average consumer won’t. How they go about calculating global demand is beyond me.

    It’s strange to think that Meghan and the As Ever team probably know already that the wine will sell out in hours because they don’t have anywhere near 100,000 bottles ready to go – I suspect they had an inventory of around 70,000 for Friday’s drop – and be pleased but apprehensive at the same time.

    • Barb Mill says:

      That’s why they need some products that are not consumables like cooking/ entertaining books, table linens, kitchen towels, tea towels. If stock runs out you could have the choice for a back order and get it when it’s restocked.

      • Polo says:

        It’s a great problem to have but let’s be for real. The British media will make it impossible for people to get bored or forget about Meghan’s products.
        There will always be someone new curious about why the tabloids are raging. lol

        @barb it sounds like they’re launching the hosting stuff early next year from what Meghan has said or hinted at.

        Everyone who likes the raspberry spread make sure you are writing their customer service team to let them know you like it. I already sent an email. They are quick to respond.

    • Bean says:

      It was a 4 hours window to purchase items – that hits all the time zones. Things went fast (like the honey) but there was time to buy the other items.

  14. FancyPants says:

    IT TOOK 3 HOURS LONGER TO SELL OUT! THAT MEANS NOBODY WANTS MEGHAN’S PRODUCTS ANY MORE!!!- the British press’s interpretation, probably

  15. ThatGirlThere says:

    Was happy to grab an apricot spread and a hibiscus tea. Hags like Beth Frankle are gonna be raging when Meghan’s As Ever rose is a hit.

    She’s so nasty when it comes to Meghan and is convinced that she’s bad at business—guess what…? she’s not.

    • Barb Mill says:

      I’m not a big tea drinker but on the website Meghan had tips on how to use and she suggested a simple syrup with the tea and and to a cocktail like a G & T so I was like yes. I may have a new summer cocktail as my go to.

  16. Iheoma Nwakpadolu says:

    I’m very proud of who Prince Harry and his Wife Meghan are. They are Inspirational persons for the young, especially in this age of cyber bulling and legacy media becoming propaganda machines.

  17. Lau says:

    Alcohol ? Camilla will be in touch ! Well, not literally because she’s too evil to get in touch but she will be refreshing that page as soon as it is created.

  18. Chantale says:

    I still think As Ever is still in a testing the stage. You do not want to go big if your target market is a specific niche. There are a lot of haters buying too, who knows what is real. You got to flesh them out. M&H are not regular entrepreneurs doing things in the dark to test what works or does not. There is an industry out there working to make them fail. I think regular people can see it.
    Our urgency for her to go big is not her urgency. She is proceeding with caution and the world is kind of… we do not know where we will in a few months.

    • Mel says:

      I agree. Though I do think they’ve underestimated her audience.
      Part of me thinks the tabloids have done quite a job of making people believe that Meghan isn’t liked or supported and maybe she and her partners kinda believed that somewhat.
      Her selling out is changing that for them in real time.

      It sounds like she wanted this inventory to last. Hopefully they are able to scale up again for the fall drop and have stock available when the show comes on in July!

      But also I agree..it’s smart business to not rush and crash out. Methodical and steady wins the race especially when they have some many people trying to destroy their work.
      Wasn’t it tom Sykes who said that Meghan delaying ARO meant no one would care yet here we are 1yr later selling out.

      • chantale says:

        True!
        You can burn fast when you go big too early. I really think Netflix is really a silent partner, really silent. I think the partnership is more to do with giving As Ever space against frivolous the haters and royal rats would come up with. It is one thing to bash Meghan on a regular basis and it is another thing bashing an international conglomerate with frivolous stuff like passport applications without proof. They pay ads money for TV and trash tabloids. Having said that, Netflix is in the business of making money. I do not think they will get into business to lose money.
        I think her Netflix show is very much needed in these times to soothe the angsts. They should a spring/summer, fall/winter and a special holiday ones. I would make it exclusive and seasonal to give more time to expand the lifestyle business.

      • sevenblue says:

        I think Meghan or spokesperson said that the visitors to the website for purchase also increased a lot. So, if they increased the quantity according to the first sales data about how many people went to the website to buy something, it changed again. She probably doesn’t want the products to sit on a shelf in a storage for too long, since it is food products. It is really a good problem for a business to have, but I am sure they are gonna estimate the demand better after a few sales.

  19. dawnchild says:

    I’m still waiting for the raspberry spread drop! Even strawberry…
    i already have a couple apricot preserves and wasn’t ready for more though sorely tempted (I use them in cookies/baking/ fruit glazes etc).
    For anyone who lucked out with the first raspberry drop, can you tell me if it’s close to the St. Dalfour raspberry spread? I may have to find an alternative while I wait loll 😀

    • Magdalena says:

      Anecdotal evidence suggests that As Ever’s raspberry spread is better than the more “mainstream” ones. I think St. Dalfour may have been one of the jams in the blind tests that Meghan’s version beat to win the title of favourite/best.

  20. vs says:

    This time I was able to buy something: I got 3 apricot jams and 2 crepe mix. I would have bought 6 ginger lemon and 6 peppermint teas if they weren’t sold out. I knew I couldn’t be fast enough for the honey or keepsake. It is crazy how quickly some items sold out….just crazy! I will buy the Rose as well even if I am not a Rose fan. I hope she partners with Tignanello or get into the red wine business….I love love red wines.
    Go Go Go Princess Meghan!

  21. KoRAR says:

    Speaking of honey, I would like to remind everyone writing here that Meghan informed that the only honey that is sold comes from their own apiary and its quantity is limited and seasonal. If nothing has changed, it is hard to be surprised that the honey quickly ran out, because they have a small apiary, it is home production, so there is not much of it.

  22. QuiteContrary says:

    I’m also enjoying Meghan’s success, mostly for her sake but also because it’s delicious watching the rota trying to cope.

  23. Mrs.Krabapple says:

    Ugh. I hope she expands beyond rose.

  24. tamsin says:

    I imagine that Megan has been working on the Rose for some time. You can’t just produce a wine on demand- there’s the matter of waiting for the grapes- as her spreads have to wait for the fruit. I can’t see Meghan selling something she hasn’t had a hand in. Did she suggest that it might have hints of apricot?

    • Patti says:

      @tasmin! Thank you cause clearly they’ve been working.
      I went back to just a few weeks ago and looking at the comments you would have thought the world ended for As ever.
      Where are all those people who were saying people would move on.
      Here’s another sellout with increased stock and a different spread that wasn’t just thought of in 2 days.

      Not only that but wine is coming in a week. You can’t just order up wine in a week.
      Clearly a lot of people jumped the gun to criticize Meghan when she was working behind the scenes this whole time.

      Like someone already mentioned Kylie Jenner did the exact same thing, so did Hailey Bieber.. in fact Hailey had trademark issues and a lawsuit.

      Were there thousands of articles and critics yelling that she doesn’t know what she’s doing? Nah most people didn’t care cause it’s BUSINESS!

      Anyways wish Meghan all the success, joy in the process and peace of mind.
      I will always buy whatever shes selling.

  25. MikeB says:

    One of the most over used word by the UK tabloids is “expert”, which they believe gives their stories validity, it also helps the tabloids to twist themselves into knots. Express, in their efforts to attack Meghan’s spread, ran a story using a “Jam expert”, they don’t tell us how and where she became this expert. This expert said that the reason Meghan sells spreads is because it is a failed batch of jam. Now when I shop in a supermarket here in Canada and look at the Jam shelf I see all sorts of spreads, in fact more spreads than jams, so the jam manufacturers must have more failed batches than successful ones.

    • Ciotog says:

      Meghan also said on WLM that what she makes isn’t legally a jam.

      • Barb Mill says:

        Yes it needs a higher sugar content to be sold as a jam so that’s why it is a spread. I personally purchase spreads most time because they have less sugar so I’m very happy it is a spread.

    • Noor says:

      The jam expert is jealous that Meghan is able to sell spread. Hope spread lovers and producers rise up and put the jam expert in her place

  26. wolfmamma says:

    I woke up at 5:10 Hawai’i time and went right in and got some Apricot spread for presents ! At that point All was still available but had to watch the budget. Was fun to see everything sell out so fast!

  27. khaveman says:

    Duchess Meghan and her team have hustle, and I wish them great success in their business endeavors! The power of women – and positivity – is evident. “Go Gurl”

  28. L4Frimaire says:

    I missed the last drop so was so happy to get 2 jams, the crepe and the cookie mix. I logged in 6 minutes after the launch time so no honey for me. Definitely buying a lot of rosé. I don’t understand what’s confusing about her offering rosé. What is funny how much more the haters are spiraling this time. They are not handling this well at all. That’s what really baffling. I hope raspberry jam is available again at the next drop. Can’t wait to get my order😁!

  29. HeatherC says:

    My flower sprinkles, honey, and tea are on the way (truly the peppermint tea is one of the best I’ve had). I’m not a wine drinker but I will get a bottle (if I’m able) and save it for a friend’s housewarming or party or something.

  30. Chelsea says:

    I REALLY love this new xomms team. Pushing out an exclusive like this about their numbers and business process is a great move as it keeps the focus on her business and what a wildly successful entrepreneur she’s becoming. This on top of that great podcast this week are just fantastic choices. I hope they continue this great push when WLM season 2 drops soon and yes I agree that this wine will do really well.

    Meghan has a really good understanding of brand consistency because i cant think of anything more fitting with the asthetic of what she’s been putting out this year than Rose. The soft life tiktok girlies are going to EAT THIS UP!

  31. Over it says:

    May god continue to bring Meghan success and May she sell out over and over again.

  32. Jane says:

    As a poor who for several years allows myself the luxury of nice jam (always Bonne Maman, and occasionally Stonewall Kitchen), her prices are in no way out of line, and I don’t think it’s a niche audience at all. Maybe that’s the issue, is thinking that it is.

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