We were thirsty and attended the unveiling of the super-premium
award winning Tequila, Olmeca Altos. The world’s No. 4 Tequila brand if you
have a thing for numbers and rankings! Not that we remember how the old bottle
looks like because once we go Tequila things about to get messy. WHY? Because, Tequila
makes us happy. If not a little too happy at times.
The new packaging for Olmeca Altos – which includes
a new easy-pouring bottle design – captures the authenticity of Olmeca, by
creating a crafted look through the use of tactile varnishes and uncoated
stock, while gold embossing and a wooden cap have been introduced to ensure the
new bottle conveys the quality and provenance of its super-premium offering.
True to the Altos brand, the new identity marries tradition with modern,
vibrant style perfectly. I managed to scoop myself a bottle after consulting
with the Tequila connoisseur Mr. Steffin Oghene which one is better; gold or silver.
He then spun me a PR answer (naturally) and I went with the gold – helloo I am
a LEO, therefore gold or nothing at all for me. Thank you very much.
In an attempt to highlight the brands passion for
tradition and craftsmanship, Altos chose to strategically align with Creative
Pioneers Tarien
Engelbrecht – An Artist is Never Poor, Kelvin and Jarlyne – Johannesburg Culinary and Pastry School, Olivia
and Antonia Morgado – Makers of Stuff
and Gareth Cowden – Babatunde, who
showcased their work incorporating elements of Altos. All these four artists represented
four colours: orange (culture), Red (Love), Blue (Flavour) and Green (Respect).
There were elements of culture, fashion, Style, trends, art and lifestyle all
bottled in to one beverage for us to sip from.
In addition to the launch event, Steffin Oghene, Olmeca Altos
Ambassador for the USA, hosted “Societies” where key individuals enjoyed a
pre-launch tasting.
‘We’ at the top that would be me and Sarah Heaton. This kind of shit hit my instagram first so be on the know by clicking HERE
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