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Ghana's number one selling beer, CLUB, has introduced a new promotion to reward its loyal consumers before and during Christmas celebrations.
Dubbed “One Ghana, One CLUB”, the promotion will reward consumers with prizes worth One Million Ghana Cedis (GHS1, 000,000.00). Consumers stand the chance of winning airtime, mobile money and an ultimate weekly prize of GH¢S5, 000.
As is tradition, an image of a bottle of beer under the crown qualifies a consumer to a free CLUB Beer instantly.
The promotion will run from October 21 until December 31, 2019.
Speaking at the launch, Marketing Head of Accra Brewery Limited, producers of Beer, Ewurafua Addo-Atuah, noted the promo highlights CLUB’s position as the preserver and protector of Ghanaian culture whilst promoting the spirit of togetherness.
“CLUB Beer is both unique and ever-present at the same time. It is the perfect social complement to many of life’s occasions – an ever-present friend across generations and occasions. ‘One Ghana One CLUB’ reminds us of the things we are most passionate about Ghana and CLUB.”
The promotion will crown all of CLUB’s activations over the year from Original Ghana Festivals, CLUB Live and the novel CLUB 5on5 football tournament, which brought Charlies across Ghana together with the winning teams representing Ghana at the continental games in Tanzania.
At the launch of the promo, a new, modern and refreshed CLUB label design was also unveiled.
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