Monday, February 6, 2023

Last Thursday at Tacbar, one of Jamaica's premium Mexican restaurants and bars, beverage company Hennessy hosted its appreciation soirée, dubbed 'A night in Tulum'.

The evening attracted several business leaders, brand ambassadors, clients and beverage lovers.

Tacbar principal PJ Wright, too, also shared his thoughts on the event. "Hennessy wanted to create a night in Tulum for their consumers and, to say the least, it had to happen at Tacbar. With it being Reggae/Black History month it was only essential that they up the ante by adding acoustic performances to the evening," he noted.

Naturally, a night celebrating premium beverages called for classic entertainment. Trailblazing dancehall artiste Jahshii was the guest performer of the evening. The Born Fighter singer delivered a stellar acoustic performance for a classic spin on dancehall and reggae beats.

Page 2 has the highlights.

Henny By Law - From left: Chad Wynter, associate attorney-at-law; Mikhail Jackson, attorney-at-law and partner at Livingston, Alexander and Levy; Kathryn Pearson, attorney-at-law and partner at Livingston, Alexander and Levy; Louis Comvialius, regional enforcement coordinator at Hennessy; Flavie Jost, brand protection manager at Hennesy; and Kamal Powell, regional marketing manager at Hennessy (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Born Fighter - Dancehall artiste Jahshii gave a sparkling acoustic performance of his hit song Born Fighter. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
T'ings Ah Gwaan - Ribbiz Ultra Lounge co-director Brian "Ribbi" Chung (left) and dancehall veteran Spragga Benz paused for a photo op. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Black 2 Black - Entrepreneur Gina Stapleton (left) and Karla Jankee, marketing and special events director for Reggae Sumfest, were also out and about for 'A night in Tulum.' (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Cups Up! - From left: Adam and Eve Day Spa principal Garth Walker; ARC Manufacturing Executive Chairman Norman Horne; and regional marketing manager at Hennessy Kamal Powell toasted with Henny Mary mixed drinks. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Take 3 - Sasheeni Bennett, channel manager at Hennessy, was flanked by Cecil Smith (left), senior commercial director, J Wray & Nephew Ltd; and Kamal Bankay, director, Dream Weekend, for a photo op. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Brand Recognition - Attorney-at-law, media personality and Hennessy Brand Ambassador Talia Soares stepped out in denim and black for the soirée. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)

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