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PHOTOS: Heineken’s crisp vibes meet Johnnie Walker’s sophistication at Sunrise
Brush1 The Road Marshall, the vibes master from the illustrious Chromatic family, was the ultimate vibe as he led the patrons through an electric journey alongside the sensational Bloodline Franco.
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January 5, 2024

PHOTOS: Heineken’s crisp vibes meet Johnnie Walker’s sophistication at Sunrise

The Sunnation Sunrise Breakfast Party, held at the Oriental Gardens of the University of the West Indies, Mona, to celebrate the new year, witnessed a dynamic collaboration between Heineken, Johnnie Walker and the Sunnation brand.

Heineken’s crisp refreshment and Johnnie Walker’s sophisticated allure seamlessly blended to create an unmatched atmosphere of celebration and style. As the New Year dawned, attendees enjoyed the dual experience against the breathtaking backdrop, forging memories that would linger long after the morning sun had risen.

(From left) Dianne Ashton-Smith, Red Stripe Head of Corporate Affairs; Sean Wallace, Red Stripe Head of Commerce, and Daika Mitchell, Red Stripe Communications Manager were a trio of beaming smiles inside the exclusive Johnnie Walker cabana at the Sunnation Sunrise Breakfast Party.
Cheers to a new year filled with endless possibilities!

Dancehall artistes Valiant, Rajah Wild, Najeeri, and a lineup of DJs including Fyahman, Tonio, Quan, Lantern, and Jazzy T, provided an unforgettable soundtrack to the morning festivities. Heineken’s reminder to “enjoy responsibly” and Johnnie Walker’s encouragement to “Keep Walking” became the mantras, inspiring revellers to stride confidently into the possibilities of the year ahead.

Crystal Witter, the dynamo of entrepreneurship and law studies, radiated absolute cuteness in her fashion-forward statement dress.
Natalee Garrison, Manager for Internal Audit at the prestigious New York-based sports and entertainment powerhouse, Endeavour, effortlessly exuded chic sophistication in her captivating nude ensemble

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