House of Bonnin's sparkling wine has been drastically reduced in price.
Bonang Matheba's BNG drinks have seen a significant price drop, sparking online conversation
Bonang Matheba's Luxury Photos BNG house A sparkling wine found on a supermarket shelf recently surfaced on Twitter, sparking a debate over its steep price reduction.
The image, which was widely shared on social media, shows the drink being sold for R99.99, a significant reduction from its original price of R399.99.
Entertainment critic Moosa Kaula stirred up the debate with the following tweet: “House of BNG has been reduced twice at Woolworths this month alone. From its regular retail price of R399.99 to R199.99, it is now reduced to R99.99 per bottle.”
The dramatic price reduction has led many to speculate whether this is a temporary stock clearance, stock clearance, or a broader change in brand strategy.
While some see this as a great deal for fans of the drink, others are curious about what the price cut means for the future of Bonang's successful BNG brand.
There has been no official statement from Bonang Matheba at this time. BNG house Regarding price reduction.
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I will buy it if the price drops to R15 😭😭 pic.twitter.com/bY9zVIqNbp
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