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Coffee lovers, take note — Jacobs has unveiled its latest indulgent creation, the Dubai Chocolate Cappuccino, a flavour inspired by the rich, exotic tastes of the Middle East. The new addition to the Jacobs range combines smooth milk chocolate with the warmth of creamy cappuccino, elevated by delicate hints of pistachio, saffron, and cardamom — ingredients long celebrated in Arabian desserts and hospitality.
Designed for those who see coffee as more than a morning ritual, Jacobs’ Dubai Chocolate Cappuccino offers a premium sensory experience that feels both luxurious and comforting. Each box contains eight convenient single-serve sachets, making it easy to enjoy your own café-style creation at home. Choose to have it hot for a cosy moment of self-care, or poured over ice for a refreshing treat. You could even use it as a base for a unique Espresso Martini creation at home (#HelloRecommends this option)!
“Coffee culture is evolving. Consumers are looking for indulgent, sensory-led products that feel special and shareable.”
Hayley van Niekerk, Marketing Lead at JDE, said: “Jacobs Dubai Chocolate was created in response to this shift — a flavour that speaks to younger audiences and the global move towards premiumisation. It’s also a testament to how Jacobs continues to lead the market by tapping into global trends that consumers are excited to taste and talk about.”
From saffron and pistachio to cardamom and rose, Dubai-inspired flavours are shaping everything from desserts to gift hampers around the world. With this launch, Jacobs is the first to bring that trend to South African coffee lovers. They are offering a sip of Arabian-inspired indulgence that’s as visually appealing as it is delicious.
More than just a beverage, Jacobs’ new Dubai Chocolate Cappuccino is about transforming everyday coffee moments into something memorable — whether it’s shared with friends, gifted to someone special, or enjoyed in a quiet moment of calm.
Jacobs Dubai Chocolate Cappuccino is available now at leading retailers nationwide.
There’s something undeniably magical about the ritual of holiday coffee. The quiet hush of Christmas morning before the festivities begin. The clink of glasses on Christmas Eve as friends linger a little longer, revelling in the final stretch of the year. This season, Nespresso is elevating those moments with a vibrant, African-inspired festive range that turns every sip — morning or midnight — into something special.
There’s something undeniably magical about the ritual of holiday coffee. The quiet hush of Christmas morning before the festivities begin. The clink of glasses on Christmas Eve as friends linger a little longer, revelling in the final stretch of the year. This season, Nespresso is elevating those moments with a vibrant, African-inspired festive range that turns every sip — morning or midnight — into something special.
December in South Africa is pure magic. From glittering city precincts to botanical gardens illuminated after dark, the festive season brings a sense of wonder that pulls families, couples, and holiday-makers into the glow. If you’re looking for the most spectacular Santa Villages, Christmas markets, and light displays to explore this month, here’s your definitive guide — spanning Joburg, Pretoria, Durban, and Cape Town.
There’s a certain kind of afternoon that cities like New York, Cape Town — and now Johannesburg — do so well: it begins with a lunch date, continues with a bottle of bubbly (or two), and somehow drifts into golden hour without anyone noticing. The Greenhouse Restaurant & Bar in Sandton, long celebrated as Joburg’s most atmospheric supper club after dark, is now capturing that same magic by day. And to celebrate the launch of its new daytime offering, we’re giving one lucky reader the chance to experience it firsthand with a Friendsmas Lunch for Four valued at R2,000.
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