Achi news desk-
Bonang Matheba’s BNG House is shaking up the drinks game once again with a non-alcoholic version in the works. From her early days collaborating with brands such as Ciroc to now owning her own, Bonang is an example of entrepreneurial inspiration.
In 2019, the media personality and entrepreneur made her mark in the alcohol industry with the launch of House of BNG. The brand started with luxury Brut and Brut Rosé Méthode Cap Classiques (MCCs) and later expanded to include the Prestige Reserve MCC, which was unveiled at the SunMet. Always pushing boundaries, House of BNG then introduced the Nectar range, pioneering one of Africa’s first true sparkling wines in a can.
Through dedication and perseverance, Tŷ BNG is celebrating its fifth anniversary with continued success. The brand has become a staple at celebrations across the country, from the Presidential Inauguration to Miss SA. Bonang’s involvement has even led her to become the first black woman to join the Cap Classique Producers Association.
Most recently, House of BNG partnered with the SA Style Awards as the official celebratory drink. Bonang’s journey with the event has been nothing short of amazing, from attending as a guest, to hosting, and now an official partner. This is some big growth.
At the event, Bonang announced that a non-alcoholic version of House of BNG will hit the market in June 2024. This is exciting news for those who prefer non-alcoholic options and casual drinkers alike . Bonang continues to innovate and inspire, proving that the sky’s the limit when it comes to her brand.
Main photo: Mothercity Liquor
