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Guinness Ghana Breweries Ltd (GGBL) has unveiled a new look for Star Lager in commemoration of Ghana’s 57th Independence anniversary.
The new look comes on the back of the current campaign with R2Bees, the sensational Hiplife musical duo and brand ambassadors of Star Beer.
This new look boasts of a modern attractive packaging with an extended neck label and oval shaped body lined with gold to give it a premium and contemporary look.
Announcing the new look, Agnes Essah, GGBL Marketing Director, said "we are launching this fantastic new look for Star Beer in keeping with its rich heritage and connection to celebrations in Ghana. Since its introduction to Ghana, Star Beer has remained the nation’s favourite beer playing an integral part in every celebration across the country".
With the current economic situation in the country, consumers can now enjoy their favourite Star beer at a new recommended retail price of Gh¢2.50, says GGBL.
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