Summit Still and Sparkling: Elevating the Filipino experience

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MANILA, Philippines – Elevating your experience can be as simple as getting yourself a cup of coffee on a regular weekday morning, signing up for a yoga session after a long day’s work, going for a long drive on a Sunday with little to no traffic or giving in to that food craving after a month-long diet.

This same feeling goes with Summit Still and Sparkling Water, bringing to you the premium drinking experience that is good for both you and the environment. Introducing: Asia Brewery, Inc.’s (ABI) locally-produced premium water in 100% recyclable glass bottles.

Summit Still and Sparkling Water is now widely distributed with ample focus on top PH destinations that are deemed best places for relaxation.

This is to further reinforce the brand’s commitment to play a bigger role in helping every Filipino make the most out of their experiences, may these be within or outside the comfort of their homes through premium, quality water in sustainable glass bottles.

The launch of ABI’s Summit Still and Sparkling Water marked the beginning of a budding partnership with World Wide Fund for Nature Philippines (WWF), an organization that has as much resolve for the environment as they do to conserve the country’s rarest and most endangered species.

Since then, both organizations have worked together in high hopes of improving the country’s current environmental condition—offering premium drinking water in high sustainable glass bottles (part of the proceeds of which go to WWF for succeeding efforts) and rallying for support for environmental causes.

Its most recent partnership with WWF aimed to promote more sustainable packaging in time for Boracay’s re-opening last October 27. They will also be present in other key destinations such as Subic Bay, El Nido and Siargao.

“As the year comes to an end, we would like to thank everyone for trusting us to bring you better and improved experience as you relax yourselves and enjoy the yuletide season. As part of our brand mission, we will continue to strive to add more value to more Filipino lives whilst providing solutions to environmental concerns,” ABI Marketing Manager Jill Villanueva said.

 

Alma Anonas-Carpio
Alma Anonas-Carpiohttps://philippinesgraphic.com.ph/
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