The Kina Lillet poster by Robys (Robert Wolff) uses vibrant colors and dynamic composition to promote the celebratory aperitif. A woman adorned in grapes and bright hues adds to the drink's allure. The poster remains iconic and is still used in advertising today.

Kina Lillet, created in 1887 by the Lillet brothers, was a white aperitif that set it apart from red ones. By 1895, it was known as the "aperitif of Bordeaux." In 1986, the company reduced the quinine content, and it became Lillet Blanc.

Little is known about the artist Robys, but his work has left a lasting impact.