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Branded – Renee Bahadur
Renee Bahadur,Lascelles BrandManager/International Wines &Spirits showsThursday Lifethe range ofbrands hercompanyrepresents.Photos: KarlMcLarty
Lifestyle, Local Food, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Thursday Food, Tuesday Style
January 30, 2013

Branded – Renee Bahadur

Brand Manager/International Wines & Spirits/Angostura

Lascelles Wines & Spirits

How did you land the job?

Working for a leading telecoms provider for over six years, I was ready for a new challenge, a new experience. The opportunity arose to interview for a junior marketing position in the Wines and Spirits Division at Lascelles Limited. A few interviews and presentations later, I landed the job and was promoted after a year to Brand Manager.

How long have you been in the job?

I joined the company in August 2010 and was immediately assigned to the Local Liqueurs team, the flagship of which is Sangster’s Rum Cream. Barely a year later, I had full responsibility for the local marketing of this iconic brand.

In August 2012 I was invited to take up the position of Brand Manager – Imported Wines, Spirits, which I was pleased to accept as I’ve always had an interest in wines. The Angostura and Burn Stewart brands were later added to my portfolio.

What’s great about your job?

Everything! No two days are exactly alike. Each day is a learning experience. The opportunities to get to know each brand, to learn about the exciting world of wines and spirits and, of course, the sampling – THAT I definitely enjoy! I get the opportunity to express my creativity and to use different aspects of my training and personality. So far it’s been simply amazing!

Tell us something we might not know about the Lascelles Wines and Spirits brands you represent?

Lascelles Limited distributes and markets products from internationally recognised and award winning wineries and distilleries.

We are extraordinarily proud to be the Jamaican distributor for a number of amazing brands from E&J Gallo, the world’s largest winery. We have recently added their Apothic Red and the ‘green’ brand, The Naked Grape, to our wine portfolio. In addition, we represent the Vina San Pedro Chilean wines as well as the beloved French brand Moreau, among a host of other wine brands.

Also of great interest is our spirits list which has been extended to include Hine Cognac, the Bunnahabhian 12 and 18 year Single Malt Scotch Whiskies and the value whisky, Scottish Leader.

Professional and amateur chefs, mixologists and just about everyone will be excited to learn that we represent Trinidad’s celebrated Angostura bitters as well as their Lemon Lime & Bitters (LLB) soft drink.

Why are Lascelles Wines and Spirits attractive options for consumers?

We offer a fine selection of quality, great tasting wines, liqueurs, cream liqueurs, rums and spirits at extraordinary prices.

The Lascelles portfolio is a source of pride as our products and prices appeal to a wide demographic. We also offer an interesting selection of alcohol free products including Challand, sparkling non-alcoholic fruit juice, and the LLB (Lemon Lime and Bitters) soft drink.

Where can consumers find out more about your brands?

For further information on our products, you are invited to contact our Customer Service Agents at 923-9231 or by email at customerservice@lascelles.com. You may also visit our website at www.lascellesjm.com.

WIN! WIN! WIN!

Lascelles Brand Manager Renee Bahadur has six gift baskets to give away to six lucky Thursday Life readers.

Each basket contains one bottle of Barefoot wine, one bottle of Challand non-alcoholic sparkling fruit juice, chocolate, tartlettes and wine glasses.

To win, simply answer the following question:

(See question on page 3 of Today’s Thursday Food)

The first six Thursday Life readers to send the correct answer by e-mail to: marketingpromotion@jamaicaobserver.com by tomorrow, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2013 will win a gift basket from Lascelles Wines and Spirits.

Please include your complete name, occuption and contact number.

Winners MUST come in to accept their prize on the afternoon advised.

 

 

 

Bahadur (right) checks on client enquiries with senior customer service colleague, Nodia Miller.
Brand Manager Renee Bahadur(centre) conducts a wine tutorialwith her Lascelles colleagues(from second left) KatherineDumont, Icilda Warmington, JoanColley, Shawnette Harvey andCheridah Douglas, with a bottle ofNaked Grape pinot noir.
Prior to giving us a tour of company’s Newport Westcorporate offices, Bahadur pauses for a snapshot on thestairwell.
Bahadur talks inventory with Omar Palmer, trade marketing andpromotions manager, in his office.

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