Go Sober in October with Loxtonia Non-Alcoholic Cider

Go Sober in October with Loxtonia Non-Alcoholic Cider Submission Details

Author: Chante van Wyk from GC Communications.
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For online purchases at R80.84 for a 4-pack of 340ml glass bottles including free delivery within South Africa, visit https://www.loxtonia.co.za/. The Loxtonia tasting room is open daily. For bookings email enquiries@loxtonia.co.za or call Tel: 023-0040930. To stay in the mix, follow @loxtonia_cider on Instagram and Twitter.

Issued by: GC Communications Contact: Gudrun Clark
PO Box 27203 Email: gudrun@gc-com.co.za
Rhine Road, Cape Town Tel: 021-4620520
8050 Cell: 0828022627

On behalf of: Loxtonia Cider

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