Chivas Regal 12 is a brand made for gentlemen that
incorporates luxury, craft, substance and style into everyday life and is now
giving you the opportunity to do the same.
By visiting the Chivas Regal 12 micro-site at www.madeforgentlemen.co.za and
entering the competition on the page, you stand a chance to win a bespoke
Fabiani suit, which will be tailored to feature the unique design you created.
“Both Chivas Regal 12 and Fabiani provide a way for the
modern gentleman to stand apart from the crowd, recognise the value of craft
and heritage and express success through luxurious items made exclusively
for them. Both brands are truly Made For Gentlemen,” says Mac Mabidilala, Brand
Manager for Chivas Regal.
When entering the competition, you are prompted to customise
your own unique, African-inspired suit using the options on the page. Once you
have completed your design, you will be prompted to share it with friends and
family, which will put you in the draw to be the winning design.
Chivas Regal 12, a brand of the Pernod Ricard group, will
also be present at this year’s FNB WhiskyLive Festival, taking place at the
Sandton Convention Centre from 6 to 8 November 2013.
The FNB WhiskyLive Festival has a reputation as the
largest, liveliest and most exciting whisky tasting lifestyle show of its kind
in Africa. The much-anticipated annual expo will be the place to go to sample
established local, international premium lifestyle whisky products, as well as
new whiskies launched in the South African market.
“The Chivas Regal 12 stand will encompass everything the
brand stands for, including style, substance and luxury. We will be giving
visitors the opportunity to meet with a master-tailor who will provide insight
into the craftsmanship of tailoring. Visitors will also be able to enter the
competition via the microsite on the stand to stand a chance of winning a
tailor-made suit,” concludes Mabidilala.
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