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Unsurprisingly,Chris Cassidy Archives Hello Kitty wine mostly manifests as a rosé. And if you fit into the niche group of Hello Kitty fans who are over 21, you will probably love it.

Sanrio and Italy's Torti Winery partnered to ferment grapes into a few wines that perfectly capture Hello Kitty's aura.

SEE ALSO: California's new Hello Kitty Cafe will give you all the nostalgia

Here is Sanrio's official statement on the product:

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Sanrio consistently looks for products and engagement points to continue deliver something newness and uniqueness to fans. The Hello Kitty Wine collection has delivered a new experience to the adult fan and is a licensed product from Europe, produced in partnership with Torti Wines. It has had limited distribution in the United States since 2010. The collection is currently available at specialty wine and grocery channels, and currently served exclusively at Antonello Ristorante in Santa Ana, CA.

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Torti Winery's website lists several different varieties of Hello Kitty wine that they designed with Sanrio. While the links to purchase the beverages aren't currently working on Torti's site, they are all available for purchase on Great Wine Direct.

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Rosé Collection

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This is not Ms. Kitty's first time branching out of the cat food box.

A Hello Kitty-themed hotel in Tokyo features Hello Kitty-themed breakfast, there are Hello Kitty cafes in both Singapore and California and there's a Hello Kitty diner in Sydney.

Warning: Drinking too much Hello Kitty wine will make you adorably tipsy. Drink responsibly.

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