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Friday, June 27, 2025

AS Bryden hosts solaire culture

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AS Bry­den & Sons, lo­cal dis­trib­u­tor of the icon­ic cham­pagne house, Veuve Clic­quot, host­ed a cham­pagne tea par­ty last Sun­day, Sep­tem­ber 10—at Veronique’s in St Clair, Port-of-Spain.

The event was part of an in­ter­na­tion­al brand cam­paign themed Good Day Sun­shine, which cel­e­brates Veuve Clic­quot’s “so­laire cul­ture”, an ex­pres­sion mean­ing that each new day opens new paths to build a brighter fu­ture.

Spe­cial­ly-in­vit­ed guests in­clud­ing restau­rant own­ers, busi­ness­men and women turned out for the lux­u­ry ex­pe­ri­ence.


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