GemmerR Beverage is a South African brewed beverage with a sweet zing that will have you begging for more. It’s also homemade meaning it’s made with love and extra care.

I had two flavours the Ginger and Naartjie, of which I enjoyed. The drink is light, refreshing and unique which makes the GemmerR beverage stand out. They plan on making a global foot print on the beverage industry by establishing the brand into an international household beverage. Yes, even in Antarctica.

Owned by four young entrepreneurs’ (Kabelo Molomo, Zamani Buthelezi, Lindokuhle Miya, Patrick Mabasa) the two-year-old brand is one to look out for. Priced at R15 each there is no excuse why you should not get yourself one. The four pack goes for R51.99 with flavours such as Pineapple, Naartjie, Raspberry and Ginger

*tip* Put the beverage in the freezer and have it sit there over night before drinking it.

Please feel free to share the review on GemmerR and help others buy better.

 To purchase the beverage contact Kabelo Molomo at 079 398 1286, also, you can like the GemmerR Beverages facebook page and GemmerR Beverages instagram page.


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