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Liquor City’s DrinX puts convenience first

South Africans looking for an easier way to shop for their favourite drinks are turning to DrinX, a digital platform designed to bring trusted service and value to their phones.

Built around convenience and service, the app allows customers to order from home while paying the same shelf prices they would find in-store.

There are no inflated prices or hidden surprises, with delivery charged at a flat rate of R45.
Customers can choose from a wide range of everyday favourites, along with Liquor City’s house brands, known for their quality and affordability.

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It gives shoppers more choice at prices they can trust.

Available on both Google Play and the Apple App Store, the DrinX app is designed to be simple and easy to use.
Customers can also shop through the Liquor City webshop, which offers the same experience as the app and allows  orders to be placed when planning ahead.

While DrinX continues to grow across the country, the company says one thing remains unchanged: its focus on customer service.

When customers call, they speak to a Liquor City team member, not a call centre. Staff are ready to assist, answer questions and help solve issues.

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Whether shopping in-store or online, DrinX aims to make the experience smoother, faster and more convenient for every customer.

When downloading the app, users are prompted to provide their full name and identity number as part of measures to prevent underage registration.

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