With the release of their new SUV, the Bentayga, Bentley pushed the boundaries of both engineering and luxury, making both the fastest SUV in the world and the most capable production luxury SUV to date.
And with a bit of help from Mulliner, they’re making sure Bentayga owners can easily and comfortably enjoy a luxury picnic wherever they wind up.
“Whether on snow-capped mountains, in a city-centre park or at the pool, Bentayga and Mulliner’s hamper means that wherever you go, you take the extraordinary Bentley lifestyle with you,” describes Bentley’s website. The Mulliner Picnic Hamper is the ideal accessory for your Bentayga’s trunk; with three removable components fitted to the Bentayga’s trunk, you have every component you could need for a mountaintop champagne brunch. Of course, remember to have someone else drive after you’ve had your champagne.
The first compartment offers a full set of cutlery and dishware, with porcelain cups, plates and saucers from the Sublime Collection of Haviland and four sets of silver cutlery from Alta Robbe and Berking, as well as a Somerset Laguiole cheese knife from Linley. A Bentley Flying B bottle stopper is the finishing touch to this set.
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The second compartment offers chilled storage for two bottles of champagne and four crystal flutes designed by David Redman of London, each with the Bentley logo on the bottom. It’ll keep the temperature at a cool 8 degrees Celsius, or about 46.4 degrees Fahrenheit, while soft lighting illuminates the display. The third compartment includes extra stowage space alongside a Mulliner cashmere picnic rug, “letting the Bentley experience spread elegantly beyond the confines of the car.”
A video shared by Bentley Motors today and a photo posted to their Facebook page Sept. 30 show a few shots of this set, both in and out of the Bentayga. Take a look at all that’s included in this luxurious off-roader, and find your nearest Bentley dealer or another Bentley model from our exclusive listings below.
(Source: Bentley Motors, Facebook, YouTube)
