@ObikwaWines For every meal - every day of the week

Hi Guys,

Every day is wine day with OBiKWA and with their wide variety of easy drinking, quality varietal wines you can afford to try a different one with every meal. In addition to the line-up of Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc and Moscato to entice white wine lovers, OBiKWA also offers a blushing, refreshingly dry Pinotage Rosé. Red wine lovers are also spoilt for choice with Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinotage and the much lauded, value for money Shiraz.

With a different wine variety for every day of the week, OBiKWA is sure to add a touch of adventure to every meal from appetisers to desserts. Treat your family and friends to the Chardonnay with a layered Mexican salad and nachos, to a main serving of chicken wraps and Chenin Blanc or gourmet boeries and Pinotage. And lastly, finish off your perfect food and wine pairings with the irresistibly sweet one, Moscato.

Life is a journey worth celebrating, so go on stick your neck out and grab a few bottles of OBiKWA. Selling at around R30 per bottle, the OBiKWA range of quality, value for money varietal wines is available country-wide.  

For more information visit www.obikwa.com, join the OBiKWA tribe on Facebook or follow them on Twitter @ObikwaWines. 

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#DriveConscious - Make an efffort to stay safe!

Hi Guys,

 

Driving and Drinking are two things people do all the time but when they mix the two, it causes a lot of pain and suffering for them as well as for everyone around them. You might have seen a few tweets and instagram posts over this weekend with the hashtag #DriveConscious. Local celebrities have taken the pledge to Drive Conscious this April.

Celebrities include:

Natasha Thorp

Pabi Moloi

Melanie Ramjee

Jay Anstey

Stacey Holland

Maps Maponyane

Moneoa

Batsile Ramasodi 

Lesego Maphanga

Bianca Le Grange

Jonathan Boynton-Lee

Carmel Fisher

Weza Solange

Michalea Russel

Wardah Hartley

Vic Naidoo

& many more!

The, #DriveConscious campaign, is the brainchild of SABC news anchor, Natasha Thorp and her team at Jarred Doyle Consulting. Every day, we lose people to road deaths. And this year alone, barely three months in, we have lost well known personalities to road accidents, including, the much loved Public Service and Administration Minister, Collins Chabane; legendary Umhlobo Wenene FM Presenter, Saba Mbixane and of course, our beloved Simba Mhere.

Natasha, has been a victim of a road accident herself and without fail, reads at least one story during her news bulletins on air, involving road carnage; at least once a day, she reads of more carnage on our roads.

Passionate to see a significant change, we have decided to make a conscious difference to the way South African's drive and respond to daily driving habits. The campaign is therefore, to create awareness that certain habits and ways in which we drive are dangerous to ourselves and other users on the roads.

The Campaign statistics

118 fatal road accidents were recorded between December 1 and January 5 and 1,368 fatalities.

Men contributed 75 percent to the total fatalities

Women contributed 22 percent

 

The top three age groupings killed on our roads were:

- Aged between 25 and 29 (12 percent)

 - 30 and 34, (13 percent)

- 35 and 39 (9 percent)

Passenger age groups:

 - Aged between 20 and 24 (6 percent)

- 25 and 29 (8 percent)

- 30 and 34 (7 percent)

Pedestrian age groups:

 - Aged between 20 and 24 (6 percent)

- 25 and 29 (8 percent)

- 30 and 34 (7 percent)

Driving is something that we need to do to commute to attend all the responsibilities that we have on us, be it office or family or friends. We shall make an effort to put the accelerator only until the defined speed limits on all the roads. No one will say anything if you are driving slow but be conscious of the road rules. A lot of cabs and taxi's services are available if you can't drive to drop you home. Plan and act judiciously. It takes only a second of misjudgement and the results can be different. 

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