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Wednesday, November 2, 2022

The weekend wrapped in the ‘saxiest’ way possible as saxophonist Barbara Brandford joined chefs Charissa Skyers, Christina Simonitsch, Dominic Pearson, and Simon Levy for Brunch + Jazz, the Sunday morning event that officially pulled the curtains down on the 2022 Jamaica Food+Drink Festival (JFDF).

Guests relished brunch classics in-between sips of prosecco, all while soaking up the rich and storied past of the event’s venue — the world-famous Clifton Mount Estate. Steeped in history, the property — complete with great house — is situated on the eastern slope of Catherine’s Peak and is recognised for producing the finest quality Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee. It’s a 40-minute drive from Papine with jaw-dropping Instagrammable moments.

Page 2 shares highlights.

Design EssentialsAfter completing décor duties, Trudi Alexis Design Studio principal Trudi Hamilton joined the festivities in a timeless white ensemble. Naphtali Junior
(Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Jazzy BunchFrom left: GraceKennedy Ltd legal executive Adam Jones; his wife Simone Bowie-Jones, Myers, Fletcher & Gordon partner; Candy Craze Candy Bar & Creamery CEO Melanie Levy; and her husband, Ian K (Agencies) Ltd Managing Director Kent Levy spent their Sunday afternoon at Brunch + Jazz.Naphtali Junior
Face Time!The Face Place Spa & Institute principal Marie Hall-Smith snapped an ‘ussie’ with her daughters Jolie (left) and Paloma, and stepson Stephen. Naphtali Junior
Hospitable PairClifton Mount Coffee Estate and Coffee Traders Limited husband-and-wife duo Jason and Jacqueline Sharp were delighted to share their impressive property. Naphtali Junior
Pink Side Of LifeLisa’s Full Service Salon principal Lisa Hutchinson knew that a hot pink statement bag was an absolute must for brunch.Naphtali Junior
#TeamJFDFThe hustle and bustle of the event did little to prevent #TeamJFDF (from left) Jamaica Food+Drink Kitchen (JFDK)Managing Director Nicole Pandohie; event manager Giselle Ashley; Festival Director Nasma Chin; and JFDF and JFDK Food & Beverage Manager Celeste Gordon from stepping into the Page 2 frame.Naphtali Junior
‘Neat’ & GreetYou can always count on public relations manager at Nestlé Anglo-Dutch Caribbean Garfene Grandison and National Commercial Bank (NCB) Head of Marketing & Communication Nicole Campbell-Robinson for stylish ‘fits and warm welcomes. Naphtali Junior

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