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SOLD OUT: Brulo 24 alcohol-free beers for £16 delivered
Via MSE Blagged code. One-off box, normally £68
Now EndedUpdate Wednesday 28 September 10:11am: This deal has been incredibly popular with our users and has now sold out.
If you go online to non-alcoholic beer company Brulo* and use the code MSE24, you can get a box of 24 0% beers for £16 delivered. Brulo says this box would normally cost £67.98 (£62.99 for the box, plus £4.99 delivery). The offer ends at 11.59pm on Tuesday 4 October, or once all 1,000 boxes have been claimed.
This is a one-off case and each box contains 24 x 330ml cans of Sabro Galaxy IPA 0.0%. Brulo says your beers should be delivered the next working day if you order by 3pm.
If you have any issues with your order, you can contact a dedicated email address just for MSE users, on mseoffers@brulobeer.com.
Perhaps you're more of a wine person – if that's the case, see our Cheap wine and prosecco deals. As always, please be Drinkaware.
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SOLD OUT: Brulo - 24 alcohol-free beers for £22 delivered
Via MSE Blagged code. It's a one-off box that normally costs £68
ExpiredUpdate 7.57am on Wednesday 11 January: This deal has been really popular with MoneySavers and is now sold out.
We've worked with non-alcoholic beer company Brulo* to get the MSE Blagged code MSE2023 – which gets you a box of 24 0% alcohol beers for £22, including delivery. Yet there are only 1,250 boxes so the offer will end when all have been sold.
This is a one-off box (so you won't be signed up to a subscription) and each box contains 24 x 330ml cans of Tropic of Now IPA 0.0%. Buying these cans without the offer would normally cost £67.98 (£62.99 for the box, plus £4.99 delivery). Brulo says your beers should be delivered the next working day if you order by 3pm.
If you have any issues with your order, you can contact a dedicated email address just for MSE users, on mseoffers@brulobeer.com.
Perhaps you're more of a wine person – if that's the case, see our Cheap wine and prosecco deals. As always, please be Drinkaware.
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