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November 28, 2011

Magnum gives free tickets

LASCELLES Wines and Spirits, distributor of Magnum Tonic Wine, is giving 3,000 consumers a free ticket for each purchase of two bottles of the product for a mega party.

The event, dubbed Magnum High Energy Crank It Up Christmas Party, will be held on Friday, December 2 at the National Stadium Car Park.

The promotion began on Friday, November 4 and will continue until the day of the show — Friday, December 2.

Once consumers purchase two bottles of Magnum Tonic Wine, the cashiers will provide a ticket to the consumer, which is to be presented on entry to the National Stadium Car Park at the party. Persons without a free ticket, who wish to attend the event, may purchase tickets on event day for $499 at the gate.

The showcase will feature lyrical maestro Chino, the melodic Romain Virgo, dancehall diva Tifa, along with the veteran Fambo, hardcore dancehall Deejay Aidonia and new kids on the block Tanto Blacks and Specialist.

The Magnum High Energy Crank It Up Christmas Party will also feature the musical juggling of Copper Shot, Renaissance disco, Foota Hype, ZJ Liquid and the newly formed Magnum Energy Jocks.

According to Magnum Brand Manager Rojah Thomas, the event was formulated to give back to the loyal consumers, and the timing of the event was to kick off what is pitting to be a vibrant Christmas party season.

“This event is definitely not to be missed as we anticipate a fun-filled performance and party atmosphere to start the Magnum Christmas right. We wanted to be out first and so the second day of the festive season is a right fit for us,” said Thomas.

Rojah Thomas added that the event is more than value for money as Magnum Tonic Wine delivers great entertainment in a wonderful value with the best tonic wine in the market.

Expoze Entertainment, producers of the event and Magnum kick start the festive season on Friday, December 2 at the National Stadium Car Park at 8:00 pm with the Magnum High Energy Crank It Up Christmas Party.

Patrons can obtain free tickets to this event by purchasing two bottles of Magnum Tonic Wine at the following outlets: Eddie’s Esso (Total) Service Station, Constant Spring; Eddie’s Esso (Total) Service Station, Old Hope Road; Esso Service Station (Total) Boulevard; Keenadon Limited Esso; Cottrells Texaco; World Tron Mini Mart Total; Total Mona Hub Distributors; Total Liguanea; Texaco Liguanea; Donegal Wholesale; Bigga Value Supermarket; Hi-Lo Pavillion; Liguanea Liquor Texaco Spanish Town; and, Total Brunswick Avenue Spanish Town.

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