Babycham glasses – smaller versions of the wide-bowled classic champagne coupe – are now collectible, with aficionados seeking out rarer editions.

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Matthew and his brothers – Jonathan, Francis and Daniel – set up Brothers Drinks in the 1990s and are now official partners of Glastonbury festival. Babycham Sparkling Perry was launched nationally in the UK in the year 1953, and has been one of the top rated drinks of its time. Now in 2023 amid an increase in alcopop and other alcohol options, the drink, which is made from pears, is set to get a makeover.

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