Guinness Nigeria plc, one of the
foremost players in the alcoholic beverage sector of the economy has
deepened competition in the beer segment with the re-introduction of
Dubic Lager Beer into the local market.
Dubic Lager Beer was a popular brand in
Aba , the commercial hub of Abia State and the entire Southeast region,
before it shut down production in 1998.
The brewery was later acquired by
Guinness Nigeria plc in 2003, which produced different brands of
Guinness products, before it was also shut down.
However, the reactivation of the factory
and re-introduction of Dubic Lager Beer by Guinness Nigeria plc, has
aroused a lot of interest from beer consumers in the area.
Presenting the new-look Dubic Lager Beer
to Governor Theodore Orji and the Abia State Council of Elders at the
Government House, Umuahia, Babatunde Savage, chairman, board of
directors of Guinness Nigeria plc, affirmed that his company merely
carried out the wish of the people, by reintroducing Dubic, their
darling drink.
According to Savage, people saw Dubic as
their own product and we felt that if Guinness is going to be here, we
need to start doing something that people want. And the result of that
survey, which we did with our consumers, showed that our people here
will like the product to come back.
“That beer you’ll remember was a
household name in this State and beyond and we felt we should bring it
back home. Although we have so many brands of products, this particular
product is actually a citizen of this State and a mature product that
has traveled and come back fully,” he affirmed. He explained that Dubic
Lager Beer was produced with raw materials, which were actually obtained
locally, stressing that it is a Nigerian beer, but brewed to
international standards.
“It is actually a liquid with high
quality and you can trace the ingredients to some of our greatest soils
in the country. The packaging is unique and it is a great masquerade,
which when it starts to dance, other masquerades bow,” Savage boasted.
He described Dubic Beer as the brand of the people, which according to him would go places.
“It is a brand that we know that would
go places and we also know that you’ll help us through word of mouth to
also spread it, so that people would know that their darling Dubic Lager
Beer is back and is here to stay,” Savage enthused.
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