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From screen time to beach time, celebrate it all with JiVE

JiVE has launched a range of 500ml alcohol-free mocktail cans in Mojito, Piña Colada and Strawberry Daiquiri flavours. The products are being rolled out through major South African retailers and selected independent stockists.

From screen time to beach time, celebrate it all with JiVE

JiVE Mocktails have expanded their range to a convenient 500ml can, designed to celebrate every moment, from screen time to beach time. This new range includes Mojito, Daiquiri, and Colada flavors, making it easy to enjoy JiVE wherever the moment takes you.

The 500ml cans are alcohol-free, ensuring the celebration is inclusive for all. JiVE Cooldrinks aims to make the Mocktail experience part of more of life's moments, whether it's screen time, beach time, braai time, or simply some me time. With the new cans available across major retailers and independent stockists throughout the Western Cape, both individually and in multipacks, there's no excuse not to let the JiVE moment begin.

No mixing, measuring, or fuss needed. Simply crack open a can and let the flavor take center stage. Whether it's catching up with friends, a spontaneous braai, or a chilled afternoon at home, every moment can be a JiVE moment. So, let’s JiVE together - because we're all family. For more information on stockists, product details, and trade inquiries, visit jive.co.za.

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