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ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
 | Carling Black LabelWith its brown bottle and distinctive red and black label, the packaging elicits images of heat and thirst and reinforces the notion of 'just reward for a hard day's work'. These ideals are embodied in its payoff line - 'More Refreshment, More Reward at the End of the Day' Click here for the Carling Black Label product catalogue |
 | CastleThe hot, dry climate of the South African Highveld demanded a somewhat dry, somewhat bitter, never sweet brew - a brew perfectly balanced to slake the thirsts of hard-working miners and prospectors. Castle is deeply woven into the very fabric of South Africa, continually evolving to reflect a society in transition. Click here for the Castle product catalogue |
 | Castle LiteAs a line extension of Castle Lager, Castle Lite was launched in January 1994 as a new premium beer offering. Click here for the Castle Lite product catalogue |
 | Castle Milk StoutHansa Pilsener has an alcohol content of 4.5% and contains only 135 kJ per 100ml. It also has the lowest carbohydrate content of SAB beers at 1.7 grams per 100 ml. Hansa is available in 340ml bottles and cans, 375ml and 750ml returnable bottles, and in draught in selected outlets.
Click here for the Castle Milk Stout product catalogue |
 | Hansa PilsenerWith its less bitter taste and the distinctive 'kiss' of the Saaz Hop, Hansa Pilsener is the uniquely thirst quenching, 'Refreshingly Different' beer for the individual. Click here for the Hansa Pilsener product catalogue |
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 | 21 MAY |
The TOPS Gugulethu Wine Festival, happening on the Friday 25th May and Saturday 26th May 2012 on the Rooftop of the Gugulethu Square Mall, is geared for good times if wine exhibitor growth is anything to go by.
 | 21 MAY |
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 | 18 MAY |
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 | 18 MAY |
Winter means hearty meals and time spent in front of the fireplace. Add great company and a glass of the 2006 Monis Vintage Port and you have the perfect evening in.
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Liquor groups to benefit from African market
10/05/2012 - 08:35
Johannesburg - Producers of alcoholic beverages - brewers in particular - stand to benefit from the growing consumer market in Africa as more people on the continent move out of poverty, says Moody's Investors Service in a new report published on Wednesday.
Brewing giant InBev profits soar
02/05/2012 - 07:36
Brussels - The world's leading brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev, maker of Budweiser, Beck's and Stella Artois, posted on Monday a 75% jump in first quarter net profit to $1.69bn.
Alan Clark to take over as SABMiller CEO in 2013
23/04/2012 - 14:08
Brewer SABMiller said on Monday that Alan Clark, currently head of its European business, would become chief operating officer in July, preparing the ground for him to succeed Graham Mackay as CEO.
Distell sees 5% rise in grape yield
12/04/2012 - 09:34
Detailed information about optimal ripening helps the company plan harvest of individual vineyards, good sales growth lifts profits
Zulu Blonde soon on British lips
26/03/2012 - 08:17
Johannesburg – The Happy George bar’s Zulu Blonde is on its way to the UK.
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