Richelieu Brandy part of Vodacom Bulls squad
The Vodacom Bulls are delighted to have respected and classic brand, Richelieu Brandy, as the squad’s Player 24.
Like the Vodacom Bulls, Richelieu Brandy is an internationally recognised brand, rich in history and tradition, and with its roots deeply imbedded in South Africa.
It is only fitting that the most decorated South African rugby team partners up with a multi-award-winning brand like Richelieu Brandy in the quest to achieve greater success.
Blue Bulls Company CEO, Edgar Rathbone, welcomed Richelieu Brandy to the team, “It is a privilege to have Richelieu Brandy adding value to our side and more so to our supporters 😊. They are an international brand that joins us on the international stage of rugby, and a partnership between two premier brands whose beliefs and values are aligned can only breed success. We look forward to a long and fruitful partnership with Richelieu Brandy.”
Distell shares this enthusiasm, as confirmed by Mncedisi “Junior” Jekwa, Brandy Category Lead who says “Richelieu Brandy is excited to be part of this new venture; a partnership between two of South Africa’s most renowned and prestigious brands – the Vodacom Bulls and Richelieu Brandy. Both rich in history and equally loved many South African fans, it only made sense for these two iconic brands to come together. Richelieu celebrates rich rewarding moments, and what better way to celebrate those moments than with the Vodacom Bulls team.”
Richelieu celebrates rich rewarding moments, and what better way to celebrate these moments with the international recognised Vodacom Bulls team.
We look forward to an exciting journey and rewarding experience with the Vodacom Bulls and all our supporters. #EnjoyResponsibly
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