DAME Joan Collins is launching her own booze — with flowers to follow.
The 92-year-old star of Dynasty and films such as The Bitch once said: “Age is just a number.
“It’s totally irrelevant unless, of course, you happen to be a bottle of wine.”
Her advisers have sent papers to the Intellectual Property Office seeking legal protection to sell a host of alcoholic drinks.
The same application seeks a trademark to sell flowers and dried blooms.
A source said: “Joan is not a formidable, inspirational British icon for nothing and starting her own alcohol range at 92 is very her.
“Fans will be queuing up for her plonk in the hope it inspires such hard work in the rest of us.”
Dame Joan already has a tie-in with retailer Marks & Spencer to put her name to a £75 bouquet and vase deal.
Legend Joan has been active in the spotlight since the 50s, switching from sexy Hollywood starlet to British icon.
She made her feature film debut as a beauty contest entrant in Lady Godiva Rides Again in 1951 followed by The Woman’s Angle in 1952 in a role as a Greek maid.
She got her big break when Rank Organisation signed her for I Believe in You in 1952.
During the 1970s, she starred in several films including The Quest For Love, Fear In The Night and Empire Of The Ants.
In 1981, Joan joined the Dynasty for its second season. She played Alexis Colby, the ex-wife of oil tycoon Blake Carrington.
Joan is the older sister of the late best-selling novelist Jackie Collins, who passed away in 2015 following a battle with breast cancer.
The same year Joan, with a fortune of over £20m, was made a Dame by the Queen for her charitable services.
The mum of three married fifth hubby Percy Gibson in 2002.
