Caribbean Wines & Spirits Support Another Year of Transforming Spaces with Fresh Offerings

Caribbean Wines & Spirits (CWS), The Bahamas’ premier wines and spirits distributor supports another year of Transforming Spaces with fresh new products and exciting handcrafted cocktails.

To mark the 21st year of Transforming Spaces this past weekend, CWS provided extensive offerings from their portfolio, showcasing their many products. Various galleries during the two-day art tour featured CWS’s products along with brand representatives who provided guests with a deeper knowledge of each product or cocktail.

Guests embarked on a spirited journey through fine wines and artisanal cocktails while visiting some of Nassau’s most inspiring art galleries. At the historic Balcony House, French sophistication was on full display with Bouvet Ladubay’s Signature Brut and the delicate Excellence Brut Rosé. UB’s Pro Gallery featured bold Argentinian expressions, including Alta Vista Vive Malbec and the aromatic Alta Vista Estate Torrontés.

CWS’s newest spirits made a vibrant impression through curated specialty mixes crafted by award winning mixologist Marv Cunningham. El Tequileño Tequila shone in refreshing margaritas and paloma’s served at CAB Gallery and Studio, while ABK6 ‘Single Estate’ Cognac elevated the experience at Hillside House with Strawberry Honey Cognac Sours and Tropical Mango Sidecars.

Christina Wong, Vice President of Transforming Spaces, shared how CWS’ participation in the event has evolved into a highly anticipated affair.
“Caribbean Wines & Spirits has been a long-standing and valued sponsor of Transforming Spaces, and their ongoing support truly means the world to us. Every year, our patrons look forward to the signature drinks, it’s become such a fun and refreshing tradition! It’s that kind of thoughtful touch that brings joy to the experience and helps keep the tour memorable.” Wong revealed.

Caribbean Bottling Company (CBC), local producers and distributors of Coca-Cola and Dasani products and sister company to Caribbean Wines & Spirits also donated products for the two-day art weekend.

Patrons of the highly anticipated art tour stayed thoroughly hydrated throughout the weekend with CBC’s generous donations of over 1,300 bottles and cans of Coca-Cola No Sugar, Dasani Water, Dasani Flavored Water, Vita Coco Coconut Water and the newest flavors to hit shelves, Fanta’s Green Apple and Banana.

Jonathan Thronebury, Marketing Director of Caribbean Bottling Company, shares why both companies continue their support of Transforming Spaces each year.

“We’re proud to partner with initiatives like Transforming Spaces that champion the orange economy and provide a vibrant platform for Bahamian artists. Each year, we thoughtfully strategize how to elevate the experience, pairing premium products with innovative cocktails that complement the artistic journey. Supporting Bahamian culture and community is deeply important to us, and our sponsorship of Transforming Spaces not only celebrates creativity but also offers direct support to the artists who bring it to life.” Thronebury shared.

Wong shared the importance of this partnership to the overall success of the two-day tour and her team’s heartfelt gratitude for the continual support.

“Beyond the beverages, they understand how important this is for the development of the creative community…We’re sincerely grateful to have them as part of our journey. In a way, what they do, by creating unique drinks, blending flavors, designing experiences, is an art form in itself. Their commitment to supporting the arts in The Bahamas reflects a genuine passion for culture, and we’re proud to partner with them.” Wong expressed.
CWS is proud to contribute towards a beautiful weekend of art and culture. Providing exceptional products and hydration to all involved for an elevated cultural experience.