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A refreshing deal for Black Coffee

We can confirm Black Coffee and Hunters Cider have signed a partnership, though it’s unclear how long is it and the value thereof?

Coining it. DJ Black Coffee has signed a refreshing deal with Hunters Cider.

Although the ‘Superman’ hit star hinted on twitter telling fans to ‘watch the space’ yesterday, he did not indicate what was he referring to, until it was revealed today.

Born Nkosinathi Maphumulo- Black Coffee -was not readily available for a comment suffice to say, there are plans that will unfold such as a massive beach party in Ballito, Durban, where he will be performing on April 28.

The campaign will see Hunter’s fans gaining access to one of a kind experiences, amongst others.

“Music has always been at the core of Hunter’s and we’re continuously looking for ways to renew the brand through the booming local music scene. We couldn’t think of anyone better to represent this than South Africa’s coolest export”, says Hunter’s SA Marketing Manager Ebith Jurgens.

“We’re extremely proud to welcome the undeniably talented and influential Black Coffee to the Hunter’s family. The partnership offers a refreshed era for Hunter’s and we are excited to offer our consumers some amazing opportunities through this partnership”.

The Ballito fete will be limited to only 500 tickets to be won.

To add cherry on op of a cake, Black Coffee will celebrate news that he has been nominated for the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards – in the Favourite Global Music Star category, to be held this year.

The awards offers African stars to be recognsied for their excellence in their various talents including, music, sport and television by kids all over the globe.

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