Say Cheers at 25 – A legacy of distinction, a future of timeless experiences
Established in 2001 with a clear strategic vision to elevate the wine and spirits experience in Ghana, Say Cheers, has over the years built a brand on expert selection, quality and consistency. What began as a personal conviction has evolved into a solid legacy built on taste, trust and an uncompromising commitment to quality. Over, […]
Say Cheers, a distinguished beverage brand in Ghana, was founded in 2001 with a vision to elevate the wine and spirits experience. The company's success stems from its unwavering commitment to quality, expert selection, and consistency. Nana Adwoa Konadu Karikari, the founder and CEO, recognized an opportunity to introduce premium beverages that would not only build community and deepen experiences but also provide a sustainable source of income.
At the core of Say Cheers' philosophy is the belief that customers deserve more than just a transaction. They deserve an experience, a taste of luxury, and the creation of lasting memories. The company's success can be attributed to its long-standing relationships with carefully selected vineyards and distilleries across Europe, Australia, and South Africa. This ensures that every bottle and drop is a testament to the brand's commitment to excellence.
Say Cheers champions subtle excellence, prioritizing consistency and trust over mere scale. The team behind the brand brings a high level of expertise, grounded in the art of sommelier, to create a personalized experience that caters to people's tastes, moments, and most importantly, what matters to them. Over the past two decades, Say Cheers has redefined industry standards, positioning itself as a trusted authority in premium beverages.
As the brand continues to grow, its essence remains rooted in intention rather than scale, making every experience, every bottle, and every drop a celebration of its dedication to the art of wine and spirits.
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