Red Stripe Absinthe slated for tomorrow

Red Stripe, the world’s coolest beer, is well known for amazing events, especially during the summer.

This weekend will feature one of the brands’ signature and highly anticipated parties, Absinthe. The Hope Botanical Gardens will be the location for the seventh summer edition of Red Stripe Absinthe tomorrow to be held in association with Syndicate Events.

This year’s theme, Asian Sunset, will be depicted in the d?cor of the venue, along with the Asian cuisine, all courtesy of Patsy Lyn Caterers.

Patrons can look forward to enjoying Shrimp Tempura, Sweet and Sour Fish, Mallah Chicken, Teriyaki Chicken, Crispy Roast Pork, Vegetable Spring Roll, Spicy Noodles, and Fried Rice. Also in store is high-energy entertainment by some of Jamaica’s top DJs from Coppershot and Chromatic disco as well as DJ Johnny Kool.

Dwayne Dacres, a member of Syndicate Events, promises a great night for all guests.

“Absinthe always tries to exceed patrons’ expectations. They can, therefore, look forward to having a great time with premium beer, premium food, and great entertainment at an affordable price,” said Dacres.

Erin Mitchell, brand manager, Red Stripe, said: “We are thrilled to be part of an event that continues to give its patrons great value. This year, we have changed our offer to ensure we are able to keep the price point accessible.”

Patrons can gain entry to the event for $2,000 presold and $2,500 at the gate, while reserved lounges and bottles services will also be available.

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Red Stripe Absinthe slated for tomorrow

Red Stripe Absinthe slated for tomorrow

Red Stripe, the world’s coolest beer, is well known for amazing events, especially during the summer.

This weekend will feature one of the brands’ signature and highly anticipated parties, Absinthe. The Hope Botanical Gardens will be the location for the seventh summer edition of Red Stripe Absinthe tomorrow to be held in association with Syndicate Events.

This year’s theme, Asian Sunset, will be depicted in the d?cor of the venue, along with the Asian cuisine, all courtesy of Patsy Lyn Caterers.

Patrons can look forward to enjoying Shrimp Tempura, Sweet and Sour Fish, Mallah Chicken, Teriyaki Chicken, Crispy Roast Pork, Vegetable Spring Roll, Spicy Noodles, and Fried Rice. Also in store is high-energy entertainment by some of Jamaica’s top DJs from Coppershot and Chromatic disco as well as DJ Johnny Kool.

Dwayne Dacres, a member of Syndicate Events, promises a great night for all guests.

“Absinthe always tries to exceed patrons’ expectations. They can, therefore, look forward to having a great time with premium beer, premium food, and great entertainment at an affordable price,” said Dacres.

Erin Mitchell, brand manager, Red Stripe, said: “We are thrilled to be part of an event that continues to give its patrons great value. This year, we have changed our offer to ensure we are able to keep the price point accessible.”

Patrons can gain entry to the event for $2,000 presold and $2,500 at the gate, while reserved lounges and bottles services will also be available.

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Red Stripe Absinthe slated for tomorrow

Absinthe, a sure hit

Entertainment

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

HIGH-END fashion, high-energy music, and intoxicating drink mixes were the order of the evening as patrons partied under stars at the eighth anniversary of Absinthe.The Red Stripe Light-sponsored event was held at the Terrace Sagicor Building in New Kingston, St Andrew, last Saturday.By 1:00 am, the venue was filled to its capacity.DJ Nicco, DJ Denvo, and Dre Day had female patrons trading in their stilettos for flip-flops and sandals in order to dance.“Red Stripe is pleased to be on board with another edition of Absinthe. Red Stripe Light added the colour to the black and white-themed event, and we forsee continuing our partnership in the future,” Red Stripe Brand Manager Erin Mitchell.View more photos from this event in our online PHOTO GALLERY HEREFrom left) Seiko Tsurumaru, Mayumi Yamada, and Mai Yamada at Absinthe held at the Terrace Sagicor Building in New Kingston on Saturday. (PHOTO: RICHARD LINDO)

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