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Brasserie Blanc free glass of wine with meal

Sign up for e-voucher & dine in. Unlimited use till 28 Jun

You can get a ‘free’ glass of wine at Brasserie Blanc or The White Brasserie Company when you sign up to the mailing list and dine at one of their restaurants. Enter your details by 23:59 on Wed 19 Jun and look out for an email containing a QR code. Take this into your nearest venue and order a two-course meal from the set menu or a main from the a la carte to get your complimentary vino.

Choose a Marchesi Ervani Pinot Grigio rosé or white, or go for a red Granfort Merlot. It’s one 175ml glass per person per visit, but you can use the unique code for as many visits as you like until the offer closes on Fri 28 Jun.

Find your nearest restaurant by clicking ‘select location’ on the Brasserie Blanc homepage and check its sister company's site The White Brasserie Company locations. The e-voucher is valid at either. See ‘More info’ below for excluded Central London locations.

Two courses from the set menu are priced from £12.95, or you can go for a single main from the a la carte instead - menus can vary per location but the cheapest we found on a sample list was 'harissa-glazed aubergine with butternut squash' for £13.25.

Once signed up to the mailing list you should only receive one email a week, but it’s easy to unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link at the bottom of the emails.

Wine aficionados may like to peruse our other Cheap Wine Deals.
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  This offer can’t be used with any others. There is a maximum allowance of four free glasses of wine per table.
  
  Location exclusions:
  
  • Chancery Lane
  • Southbank
  • Threadneedle Street
  • Tower Hill
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