Africa-Press – Eswatini. The Mananga Country Club was the place to be this past weekend, where sophistication met Eswatini spirit as Spotted Horse Gold Rum took center stage during the Bandaq-sponsored golf tournament.
The usually serene greens came alive, not just with the swing of golf clubs, but with laughter, conversation, and the golden glow of Eswatini’s finest rum. Under the bright Mananga sun, guests swapped scorecards for sipping glasses, savoring the smooth, velvety notes of the locally crafted Spotted Horse Gold Rum that’s fast becoming a staple of class and culture.
The event, hosted by Stratcom Group, perfectly blended lifestyle and luxury, marking another successful stop in the rum’s countrywide roadshow. Managing Director of the Royal Eswatini Sugar Corporation (RES), Nick Jackson, joined the celebration, praising the experience for “blending lifestyle, sport, and proudly Swati innovation in one unforgettable experience.”
Adding flair to the occasion, Sibusiso Mngadi shared, “We wanted to give people a real taste of Eswatini, refined, confident, and world-class. Judging by the smiles and refills, I’d say we nailed it.”
Guests described the drink as “smooth with a kick of sophistication,” while the stunning black-and-gold presentation bottles shimmered under the clubhouse lights, embodying both elegance and excellence.
Beyond the festivities, Spotted Horse Gold Rum represents a milestone for RES, a symbol of diversification beyond sugar into premium beverages. As Eswatini’s largest private-sector employer with over 5 000 employees, RES continues to lead in innovation and local economic empowerment.
As the evening sun dipped below the Mananga horizon, one truth lingered: this was more than a tasting. It was the rise of a legend, bold, smooth, and unmistakably Eswatini.
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