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Club 1942 Debuts In Sandton With A Night Of Opulence

In the heart of Sandton, the richest square mile in Africa, a night of unparalleled opulence unfolded as Club 1942 made its grand debut.

 

  • Nestled within the prestigious Mercedes Benz building, this world-renowned pop-up club marked its first appearance on the African continent.
  • The event brought together a constellation of South African celebrities, luxury vehicles, dazzling jewellery, and a cascade of libations.
  • As the glittering skyline of Sandton provided a majestic backdrop, the premiere Club 1942 promised and delivered a once-in-a-lifetime nightlife experience.
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Led by the well-known Bonang Matheba, the evening set the stage for a night that would be well remembered for those fortunate enough to attend. Among the luminaries present were renowned names like Zakes Bantwini and the reigning Miss South Africa, Natasha Joubert. Making a statement in everything from t-shirts to tuxedos, the diverse guest-list arrived to celebrate and light up the gram with loads of glam.

 

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Mark Raine, Co-CEO of Mercedes-Benz South Africa alongside partner Gina Kim at Club 1942. Image: Diageo

The fleeting establishment embodied a spirit of luxurious nightlife, encapsulating the essence of opulence and exclusivity. The venue, perched atop the Mercedes Benz building, created an ambiance that seamlessly blended with a vibrant energy, making it an experience unlike any other, and retailing for around R5000 a bottle, the star of the night, Don Julio 1942 Anejo Tequila, had many wanting to pose for a photo.

 

Adding to the allure of the night, Nungu Diamonds, the esteemed African luxury jewellers, showcased their exquisite jewellery pieces. Celebrities and lucky attendees had the privilege of adorning themselves with some of Nungu Diamonds’ most notable creations, adding an extra layer of glamour to the already dazzling affair.

 

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Miss South Africa, Natasha Joubert lights up the red carpet in Sandton. Image: Diageo

As the opening cocktail party reached its crescendo, the dance floor, bathed in an ethereal glow, became the stage for an unforgettable night of music and revelry. The beats were curated by international stage heavyweights, including the Grammy Award-Winning Zakes Bantwini, Kabza Da Small, DJ Lag, and Julian Gomez.

For one unforgettable night, we invited South Africa to experience the extraordinary—where the legacy of Don Julio González meets the warmth and charm of South African culture. It’s not just about tequila; it’s about crafting moments of unparalleled opulence that linger in the memories of our patrons.

// Head of Portfolio: Reserve & Scotch at Diageo South Africa, Kyle Lesch

 

The night was a symphony of entertainment, and resonated with a slice of South African nightlife – a testament to the dynamic and evolving cultural landscape of Sandton.

 

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