Employees at Aston Martin's St. Athan facility received a boost following a visit from Welsh Rugby Legend and Co-founder of FabFour Coffee Shane Williams.
The star dropped in for a meet and greet to celebrate his coffee being selected by the iconic ultra-luxury brand, which is now served at Aston Martin's manufacturing site in the Vale of Glamorgan. The visit also gave the staff at St. Athan a well-deserved caffeinated break from hand-building the marque's luxury SUV, the DBX.
Williams founded FabFour Coffee with former Wales and British and Irish Lions Players Mike Philips, James Hook and Lee Byrne, with three goals in mind: To create great tasting coffee, to keep their long-standing friendship intact and to make a contribution to the Velindre Cancer Centre in the U.K., known as the 'Hospital of Hope'.
Aston Martin, along with its catering provider Just Perfect Catering, are happy to support Shane and his fellow co-founders, with FabFour Coffee now sold in the staff restaurant at St. Athan. All proceeds from sales of coffee at the event were donated to the Velindre Cancer Centre.
The star dropped in for a meet and greet to celebrate his coffee being selected by the iconic ultra-luxury brand, which is now served at Aston Martin's manufacturing site in the Vale of Glamorgan. The visit also gave the staff at St. Athan a well-deserved caffeinated break from hand-building the marque's luxury SUV, the DBX.
Williams founded FabFour Coffee with former Wales and British and Irish Lions Players Mike Philips, James Hook and Lee Byrne, with three goals in mind: To create great tasting coffee, to keep their long-standing friendship intact and to make a contribution to the Velindre Cancer Centre in the U.K., known as the 'Hospital of Hope'.
Aston Martin, along with its catering provider Just Perfect Catering, are happy to support Shane and his fellow co-founders, with FabFour Coffee now sold in the staff restaurant at St. Athan. All proceeds from sales of coffee at the event were donated to the Velindre Cancer Centre.
