Select Brands
Mixologists Ovando Gayle (left) and Andrew CampbellKarl Mclarty
Food, Food Awards, Lifestyle, Thursday Life Wine
July 4, 2024

Select Brands

Select Brands was front and centre at the Jamaica Observer Food Awards. Drinks were poured, fabulous fare was served, and the atmosphere was magical.

Cheers to an amazing evening!

 

 

On the Uncorked menu:

Beef Bites with Cowboy butter and garlic mash

Montgomery Cheddar Truckle

Wookey Hole Cave-Aged Cheddar

Sweetie Drops

Olive Salad Mix

Apricots

Grapes

Canteloupe

Select Brands Ambassador Melecia Roberts poured Ruffino Prosecco Rosé.Naphtali Junior

The Select Brands booth by Studio Duo .

The Select Brands ‘Ring For Prosecco’ station by Studio Duo Creative Directors Sherice Norton and Giselle VassellNaphtali Junior

Select Brands Luxury Portfolio Manager Debra Taylor-Smith and birthday celebrant raised a toast to 25!Garfield Robinson

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