The new Rolls-Royce Cellarette will let you take your whisky and cigars wherever your Rolls takes you

Rolls-Royce has revealed its latest addition to its portfolio of collectables with the new Rolls-Royce Cellarette whisky and cigar chest

The Cellarette contains an array of accoutrements designed to perfect any soiree. It sports a polished aluminium chassis enveloped by embossed Rolls-Royce Havana leather.

It also comes with an Obsidian Ayous Open Pore veneer serving tray, built with a Spirit of Ecstasy inlay.

Opening the Cellarette reveals an array of beautiful accessories, revealed in a mechanical fashion that mirrors the opening of the coach doors of a Rolls-Royce motor car. Once unfurled, the client is presented with hand-blown lowball glasses, each exquisitely finished with the 'RR' monogram. These glasses rotate outwards as the unit opens, evoking a charming sense of theatre.

And to go with the glasses is an Armagnac leather-lined bottle pannier. The 'RR' embellished holder can adapt to different bottle sizes, with the bottle held in place magnetically by a polished aluminium fastener, ensuring safe stowage of any one of the client's preferred refreshments.

The Rolls-Royce Cellarette further comes with a humidor at the opposing end. Cigars here are nestled in Spanish Cedarwood at the chosen humidity level for optimum enjoyment, a measure that is precisely monitored by a hygrometer. Featuring unique detailing, the hygrometer recalls the hands of the fabled Rolls-Royce clock.

Accompanying the humidor are the perfect accessories for the cigar enthusiast. Magnetically held at either end of the cassette are two smaller containers - one for an intricately detailed cigar cutter and lighter, made by S. T. Dupont, Paris, and engraved with the Spirit of Ecstasy Expression, and the other for an ashtray. To ensure compact transit, the ashtray's cigar cradles extend only once the container is opened.

Although the Cellarette will fit into the rear of any Rolls-Royce, it can also serve as a centrepiece at an al fresco dining experience, or as an accompaniment to an intimate gathering.