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Cape Town Gin celebrates Pinktober

10 October 2023 by Guest

Breast Cancer Awareness has always been a cause that our local brand Cape Town Gin has aligned themselves with. This Pinktober, they are once again standing in solidarity and support of our incredible breast cancer warriors. With every floral sip, The Pink Lady Gin is reminiscent of South African summer, and memorable sundowners with friends. …

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