Grand Oak’s Apperito wins at AFRIBIS 2023

Apperito, a bitter aperitif from Grand Oak Limited, has won Africa’s Most Innovative Premium Bitter Appetizer Beverage Award, at this year’s edition of the African Brand Innovators Summit (AFRIBIS) 2023.

The Award was given to the brand for raising the bar on product innovation and excellent service delivery, at an event held in Lagos, recently, with prominent corporate bodies, industry leaders and innovators from across Africa on ground to celebrate and recognise exceptional brands, raising the bar in their respective industries.

Director, Prime Business, Grand Oak Limited, Stanley Obi attributed the brand’s success to the team’s approach to innovation in the past years.

“Our approach to leveraging innovation and resolve to deliver an all-round drinking experience, always stands out. We adopt the best practices from across the globe to deliver quality beverages, like our premium bitter aperitif, and unique wholesome experiences,” he stated.

The recognition at AFRIBIS 2023 further solidifies Grand Oak Limited’s position as a leader in the alcoholic beverage industry and affirms its dedication to delivering exceptional products that elevate consumers’ drinking experience.

Speaking on the company’s relentless efforts  at keeping the brand going, Business Brand Manager, Calypso & Apperito, Grand Oak Limited, Temitope Benjamin, explained that Apperito has been crafted to deliver a taste of two worlds to consumers who would like to create their own experiences; either  sweet or bitter.

“This award reflects the business’ dedication to delivering on its promise, ingrained in the most minute processing detail of the aperitif, and serves as a reminder for why we need to keep innovating to ensure that our consumers love and want Apperito,” Benjamin concluded. 

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