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    From Transylvania to Mzansi: Count Drac Came for Something Surprisingly Good

    October 1, 20262 Mins Read
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     It started with a refrigerator. Then another.

    Across South Africa, something strange began happening after dark. Products fell from shelves. Cans were discovered bitten. CCTV footage captured a figure that looked suspiciously like Dracula making his way through participating stores.

    There was no explanation. No announcement. No logos. Just enough evidence to make South Africans wonder: There must be something Fishy going on. Then the videos started appearing online. Influencers investigated. Fans joined the hunt. And as sightings continued, one thing became clear: every reported incident had one thing in common : Flying Fish Flavoured Beer.

    Then came the reveal. Dracula had come to South Africa.Not for blood. Not for a fright. He had come looking for something surprisingly good: Flying Fish. And now, he wants South Africans to follow him home.

    BUY. REGISTER. WIN.

    On 4 November, competition winners will leave South Africa behind and head to Transylvania, Romania, for an unforgettable Halloween experience, including a party with international artists at Dracula’s Castle.

    So, what brought Count Drac all the way from his manor to Mzansi? 

    A taste for something new.

    Introducing the NEW Flying Fish Halloween Limited Edition Passion Fruit & Lemon — the familiar taste of Flying Fish Lemon with a splash of passion fruit.And the Halloween surprises don’t stop there.

    On 31 October, Flying Fish will bring its signature Surprisingly Good Sets to life with a Halloween celebration in South Africa, giving fans a chance to join the party before one lucky group heads to Dracula’s home turf.

    From a mysterious trail of bitten cans to the heart of Transylvania, Flying Fish is making this Halloween surprisingly good.Grab the new Flying Fish Halloween Limited Edition Passion Fruit & Lemon, register and stand a chance to win.

    Full competition terms and conditions apply.

    Do you dare to taste the flavour?

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