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Walk and claim by 22 August

Via AllTrails app. Weekdays only

If you love to get your steps in (much like our Martin), we've just the tonic...

You can claim a totally free gin and tonic from any Chef & Brewer Collection pub (find your nearest) when you get your steps in and show proof of this via the AllTrails app (a fitness and travel app that provides access to over 450,000 trail guides worldwide).

This offer runs until Friday 22 August – this means you'll need to have completed a walk, hike, or run (anything that contributes towards your step count and is provable via the AllTrails app) and claim your free G&T by this date.

You can only claim the free drink on weekdays, and there is a daily limit of 20 free drinks per pub, per day, so you may want to go early to avoid disappointment.

We did ask if there's a minimum distance for this and Chef & Brewer told us it's at the manager's discretion, but ideally long enough for it to register as a completed walk on the app.

What drink can you get?

This freebie is specifically for Silent Pool gin (25ml) and Mediterranean Fever-Tree tonic (normally around £8 but price differs depending on location). If you'd rather a soft drink, you can claim a Fever-Tree lime soda, blood orange soda or raspberry & orange blossom soda.

Exclusions: This is limited to a maximum of one free drink, per person, per week.

Always remember to be Drink Aware.

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