Apps on and bottoms up as Shoprite launches new online liquor store
They have also introduced an exclusive range of products that cannot be found anywhere else.
The only drinkers on the team are really just Keri Miller and Sky Tshabalala, and this news will definitely delight them as they are both people who appreciate convenience, no matter what.
The launch of Shoprite's online liquor store, LiquorShop Online, will make buying alcoholic beverages easier for you as it means less trips to the store - just a walk to the gate.
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Customers will be able to shop for more than 3,000 drinks and accessories for delivery across the country.
“As with its physical stores, LiquorShop Online will focus on offering unbeatable value across a massive range. Products will retail at supermarket prices, and customers can link their Xtra Savings cards to benefit from deals online,” the retailer shared with BusinessInsider.
You will realise that the online liquor store is simply an extension of the existing standalone liquor store, LiquorShop.
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They are having are having a launch special with exclusive limited stock of Johnnie Walker Blue Label on offer for under R1,000 - a discount of R1,700. Customers can bag up to 25% in savings on other products.
Unfortunately, we live in Durban and won't receive the free delivery offered in Gauteng and Western Cape for customers spending over R450. For people in the country who are like us, a delivery fee of R150 is due for orders of less than R1,000.
The online store introduces some premium products which cannot be found at the physical stores.
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Some of these include some sought-after premium wines, such as The Jem Waterford Estate, Closilo Kopbeen Pinotage, and De Wetshof Bateleur Chardonnay.
So, you can enjoy your quiet weekends perfectly by placing orders online and avoiding drinking and driving.
And remember, drink responsibly. Alcohol is not for sale to persons under the age of 18.
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