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Tumbulé: Napoli Tattà creates the new tombola for Latte Berna
Napoli Tattà, the brand of the Neapolitans, has brought to life a new tombola created in collaboration with Latte Berna: “Tumbulé” (a playful Neapolitan word for the game). A partnership that promises to bring moments of fun and joy, celebrating Neapolitan culture in all its vibrancy! Thanks to this collaboration, the Neapolitan tombola is enriched with new symbols and images that make the game even more engaging and exciting. A unique way to spend carefree moments with your loved ones or friends, immersing yourself in the magic of Naples and its folklore. Don't miss the chance to take part in the competition and add to your collection what will be a piece of history!
How to take part?
1. From 14/10/2024 to 20/12/2024, buy at least 1L of Latte Berna Fresco or Dura di Più in a 1 litre or 500ml pack, in a single purchase
2. Upload a photo of your proof of purchase between 9:00 am and 10:00 pm from 14/10/2024 to 20/12/2024
3. Find out straight away if you've won one of the exclusive games created in partnership with Napoli Tattà by visiting www.labontachepremia.it and following the instructions
Latte Berna, a symbol of Neapolitan culture
Latte Berna is a symbol of tradition and passion that awakens the senses and nourishes the soul. Its rich, creamy taste brings to mind the green pastures of Campania Felix, fertile land, cradle of life. It's the perfect companion for delicious cornetti, brioche col tuppo (a traditional Neapolitan brioche with a little topknot) or a Neapolitan coffee made with love. Thanks to the partnership with the brand of the Neapolitans, Napoli Tattà, Latte Berna celebrates not only a love of good food but also a passion for Campania's traditions!
Why Tumbulé?
Designed by Eng. Christian Barone, Managing Director of Tatta Media Group Srl, Tumbulé is a whirlwind of emotions, a sparkling essence of Neapolitan spirit.
The Neapolitan tombola is a traditional game loved by generations of people from Campania for its liveliness and endless fun. A simple game, yet full of meaning: draw the numbers, check your card and hope for luck! The real magic of the Neapolitan tombola lies in the festive atmosphere created during the game. The laughter, the shouts of joy when someone wins, not forgetting the usual fool who, at the very first number drawn, shouts: “AMBO!!!” (meaning 'two in a row!', an early — and often premature — victory call).
The Neapolitan tombola was born in 1734 from a dispute between King Charles III of Bourbon and Friar Gregorio Maria Rocco. The king wanted to legalise the lotto game to stop the theft of money it caused, but the friar demanded that the Christmas period, traditionally devoted to prayer, be respected.
To solve the problem, the people of Naples turned the lotto into a family game during the festive season, gathering around a wicker basket, the “panariello” (little basket), from which they drew numbered pieces. And that is how the Tombola was born — known to Neapolitans as “Tumbulella” (little tombola).
From the South, with love — Shop
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Napoli Tattà® 80 — 'A vocca — Tombola T-shirt The Neapolitan tombola isn't just a game: it's a ritual. The t-shirt dedicated to number 80, 'a vocca — the mouth. 20,00 € Shop now → |
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