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February 7, 2025

Friday, February 7, 2025

This past Sunday, Select Brands elevated the art of dining with a five-course experience featuring the timeless luxury of Moët & Chandon. Held at the iconic National Gallery in downtown Kingston, with cuisine curated by Chef Garfield Seivwright, Jr, the intimate affair brought together foodies and tastemakers alike, celebrating the perfect pairing of Jamaica’s bold food flavours and Moët’s signature elegance.

Page 2 shares highlights.

Double Take Brian “Ribbie” Chung, owner of Ribbiz, and attorney-at-law Roshani Howard shared a stylish toast at the Moët dinner..

Just Us Paul Matthews, director of Dream Entertainment, and his wife, dermatologist Dr Stephanie Smith Matthews, made a radiant appearance..

Carnival Connection Arnella Chin Gobault, executive support manager at West Indies Petroleum, and her husband Pierre Gobault, CEO of Xodus Jamaica Carnival, showed their festive side..

A Golden Moment CEO of Different Properties Gary Matalon and his wife Tina, marketing director at Restaurants of Jamaica, struck a picture-perfect pose..

Dynamic Duo Entrepreneur PJ Wright, the brain behind the upcoming Camp Porti, and his wife, medical doctor Brittany Boyne, made an elegant pair..

Behind The Magic Relishing the success of their event were (from left) Alexandre Helaine, general manager for Central America & the Caribbean at Moët-Hennessy; Britni Riley, brand manager at Select Brands; Tania McConnell, head of corporate marketing at Select Brands; Jaime Smith, marketing manager at Select Brands; Atina Samad, business development manager at Moët-Hennessy; and David McConnell, managing director at Select Brands..

Sweet Pairings Educator Nicole McLaren Campbell and her husband, dancehall deejay Jeffrey “Agent Sasco” Campbell, shared a moment of celebration at the Moët dinner, toasting to the future..

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