Heineken Beverages
- Heineken South Africa
- Kenya Wine Agencies Limited
- Namibia Breweries Limited
- Distell
Heineken Beverages Holdings Limited, formerly known as Sunside Acquisitions Limited, is a special-purpose vehicle set up by Heineken to house its Southern and Eastern African assets alongside the bulk of the Distell business.[1]
History
On 15 November 2021, Heineken announced a plan to acquire part of Distell Group business, in order to become the market-leading alcoholic beverage supplier in South Africa.[2] Through the deal, Heineken and Remgro aimed to spin-off a bulk of Distell's business to Sunside Acquisitions Ltd.[3] As part of the transaction, Heineken agreed to merge its investments in Heineken South Africa, Namibia Breweries and operations in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and South Sudan into the new entity.[4]
Brands
Heineken Beverages brands include:
Spirit portfolio
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- Richelieu
- Viceroy
- Mellow-Wood
- Oude Meester VSOB
- Commando
- Richelieu XO
- Underberg
- Amarula
- Nachtmusik
- Oude Meester Peppermint & Ginger Liqueurs
- Flight of the Fish Eagle
- Klipdrift Premium
- Van Ryn’s 10, 12, 15 and 20 year old collection
- Oude Meester Reserve
- Klipdrift Gold
- Nederburg Potstill Solera Brandy
- Richelieu 10
- Bain's Cape Mountain Whisky
- Harrier
- Knights
- Three Ships
- Seven Seas
Wine portfolio
- Nederburg
- 4th Street
- 5th Avenue
- Cellar Cask
- Chateau Libertas
- Drostdy-Hof
- Graça
- Grand Mousseux
- Grunberger
- JC Le Roux
- Peche Royale
- Two Oceans
- Clubman
- Copperband
- Delgado Supremo
- Mokador
- Vincoco
- Zorba
- Autumn Harvest Crackling
- Capenheimer
- Kellerprinz
- Oom Tas
- Overmeer
- Paarle Perle
- Ship Sherry
- Sedgwicks Old Brown
- Tassenberg
- Taverna Rouge
- Witzenberg Stein
- Durbanville Hills
- Flat Roof Manor
- Fleur du Cap
- Lomond
- Monis
- Place in the Sun
- Pongracz
- Zonnebloem
Cider and ready to drink
- Ciders
- Hunters Dry
- Hunter Gold
- Savanna Dry
- Savanna Light
- Savanna Loco
- Bernini
- Esprit
- Hunters Extreme
- Klipdrift & Cola
- Hunters Edge
- 4th Street
See also
References
- ^ "Distilling the Distell deal". 18 January 2022. Retrieved 22 April 2022.
- ^ Philip Blenkinsop and Promit Mukherjee, Heineken to buy South Africa's Distell and Namibian Breweries at: Reuters
- ^ Cohen, Tim (13 February 2022). "Don't get too tipsy on Heineken's offer for Distell". Retrieved 27 April 2022.
- ^ "Sunside Acquisitions Limited Prospectus". Heineken. 17 January 2022. Retrieved 27 April 2022.
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- Bralirwa
- Brarudi
- Brau Union Österreich
- Central de Cervejas
- Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma Brewery
- H. P. Bulmer
- Harar Brewery
- Heineken Asia Pacific
- Heineken Beverages
- Heineken Brasil
- Heineken Hungária
- Heineken Ireland
- Heineken Lanka
- Heineken Lao
- Heineken Malaysia
- Heineken Srbija
- Nigerian Breweries
- Royal Swinkels
- Sierra Leone Brewery
- United Breweries Group
- Żywiec Brewery
- Boissons du Cameroun (8.8%)
- CR Beer (20.67%)
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- Amstel
- Baden Baden
- Beamish and Crawford
- Beavertown
- Bintang
- Birra Moretti
- Březňák
- Bulmers
- Calanda
- Cruzcampo
- DB Beer
- Desperados
- Double Brown
- Foster's Lager
- Heineken
- Heineken Oud Bruin
- Heineken Premium Light
- Heineken Tarwebok
- Jolly Shandy
- John Smith's
- Kaiser
- Kalik
- Karlovačko
- Killian's
- Kingfisher
- Krušovice
- Lagunitas
- Laško
- Maes pils
- Monteith's
- Murphy's Irish Stout
- Mützig
- Newcastle Brown Ale
- Pago
- Piton
- Prestige
- Royal Club
- Sagres
- Scrumpy Jack
- Sisi
- Starobrno
- Stolichno
- Strongbow
- Tiger
- Union
- Warka
- Woodpecker
- Zagorka
- Zlatopramen
- Zlatý Bažant
- Żywiec