If you’ve been feeling like the Harare heat needed a serious plot twist, Schweppes Zimbabwe just dropped the ultimate refresher. This past Saturday, the city’s creative, media, and lifestyle crowd converged at the Newlands Country Club for the official relaunch of Minute Maid Pulpy and trust us, the vibe was pure juice!
By Tafadzwa Gambiza
From the moment we stepped through the gates, it was clear this wasn’t just a standard corporate launch; it was an immersive experience. The entire venue was transformed into a sun-kissed, orange-hued paradise. The setup perfectly mirrored the vibrant energy of the product, dripping in bold Minute Maid colors that practically begged to be photographed. If your Instagram feed didn’t feature a splash of orange this weekend, were you even there?

Let’s talk about the star of the show. We all know the classic taste, but experiencing that refreshing pulp texture again reminded us why this drink holds a special place on the shelves. It’s not just a juice; it’s an experience you can actually feel. In a market hungry for authenticity, that real fruit pulp texture feels like a genuine upgrade to our daily refreshment routine.
At earGROUND, we are always tracking how brands connect with the street, the culture, and the community. What stood out about this launch wasn’t just the aesthetic though the sunny, orange setup was top-tier, it was the energy. Bringing together creators, tastemakers, and media voices at Newlands Country Club created a space where lifestyle met genuine local buzz.
Schweppes Zimbabwe isn’t just bringing back a product; they are injecting a burst of fresh, vibrant energy into the local beverage scene right when the culture is craving it most.
The weekend proved that some returns are worth the wait. Minute Maid Pulpy is back, it’s remarkably refreshing, and it’s officially ready to fuel our creative hustle.
Did you spot the orange wave this weekend? Spot it, feel the pulp, and stay refreshed!





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