BWS guarantee to have your drinks delivered in one hour

Last year saw many of us turn to home delivery for everything, including our drinks. One of the main issues with this is that with so many people getting their food and drinks delivered the wait times increased dramatically. BWS now though are guaranteeing to delivery your drinks order from them within an hour.

If your order of your favourite drink from BWS takes more than an hour they’ll give you free delivery on your next order. Conditions apply of course with a minimum order of $20 required with normally a $10 flat fee for delivery for standard orders — and to qualify for the 60 minutes guaranteed service you must select that when you order.

“We try hard to make BWS the most convenient place to buy drinks, which is why we are introducing a guarantee so customers can count on us for getting speedy delivery,” BWS Head of Marketing Anna Webster said. 

The BWS app allows the customer to track the location of their delivery with a timer embedded within the app to allow customers to track the time it takes for their drinks to arrive from ordering. If it takes more than 60 minutes you will be automatically credited free delivery with your next order.

BWS have launched a new commercial to announce the delivery guarantee which can be seen below:

For more information head on over to the BWS website, download the app and keep it in mind when thinking about your next order of drinks. Hopefully more of these services start offering guarantees such as this in the future — then it wouldn’t take one hour for that Red Rooster to come all of 3km to my house…

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