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Monster Ultra snowsport promotion

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To support the Monster Ultra range and the new Monster Ultra Rosa addition, Monster is offering Ultra fans the chance to win an immersive money-can’t-buy snowsport experience. Pippa Collins, associate director commercial development at CCEP GB, explained: The lucky winner will enjoy three days of skiing or snowboarding in Switzerland, with accommodation, lift pass and …

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