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'Free' beer, cider, gin or soft drink via 2for1 voucher
20,000 available across 560 pubs in England & Wales. Show voucher on your phone/tablet
ExpiredRegister your details with pub operator Great British Pubs and you can get a voucher for a free second drink when you buy a beer, cider or gin or soft drink at 560 pubs in England and Wales – claim your drink and find your nearest through the link above. When the deal started on Monday 10 October there were 20,000 available.
The free drink must be the same as the drink you've paid for – so, for example, if you buy a pint of Guinness, you'll get another pint of Guinness for free. You'll need to show the voucher when ordering (either on a smartphone or tablet) and both drinks will be given to you when you order.
It's one voucher per person and the deal runs till 11.59pm on Sunday 23 October. But will end sooner if all 20,000 'free' drinks are redeemed. However, there is a maximum of 100 free drinks allocated to each pub, and unfortunately downloading the voucher won’t guarantee you a free drink – only redeeming it successfully does that. Pubs will be removed from the postcode search option once their allocation has been claimed.
Depending on what’s available at your local pub, you can choose from the following: Corona Extra, Stella Artois, Budweiser, Guinness, Gordon’s Gin & Tonic (flavours vary by pub), Heineken, Kronenbourg 1664, Amstel, Foster’s, Strongbow, Strongbow Dark Fruit, John Smith’s Extra Smooth, Heineken 0.0%, Coors Light, Carling and Madri. Soft drinks include Coke-Cola, Coke Zero, Diet Coke and Schweppes Lemonade. Please be Drinkaware.
For other offers to help quench your thirst, see Food & Drink deals.
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'Free' beer, cider, gin or soft drink via 2for1 voucher
20,000+ available across over 700 pubs in England & Wales. Show voucher on your phone/tablet
ExpiredIf you register your details with pub operator Great British Pubs, you can get a voucher for a free second drink when you buy a beer, cider or gin (normally £4ish) or soft drink (normally £2ish) at over 700 pubs in England and Wales – find your nearest through the link above.
The free drink must be the same as the drink you've paid for – so if you buy a pint of Guinness, you'll get a free pint of Guinness. You'll need to show the voucher when ordering (either on a smartphone or tablet) and both drinks will be given to you when you order – so this 2for1 could be a nice deal if you're heading for a drink with someone. Please be Drinkaware.
It's one voucher per person and the deal's valid until 11.59pm on Sun 27 Mar, but will end sooner if all 'free' drinks are redeemed.
Depending on what’s available at your pub, you can choose from the following: Corona Extra, Stella Artois, Budweiser, Pepsi Max, Guinness, Hop House 13, Gordon's Gin & Tonic (flavours vary by pub), Heineken, Kronenbourg 1664, Amstel, Foster’s, Strongbow, Strongbow Dark Fruit, John Smith's Extra, Smooth, Heineken 0.0%, Coors Light, Carling, Sharp’s Doom Bar, Carlsberg, San Miguel, Madri, Coca-Cola, Coke Zero, Diet Coke, Schweppes Lemonade.
There is a maximum of 100 free drinks allocated to each pub, and unfortunately downloading the voucher won’t guarantee you a free drink – you’ll have to take your phone or tablet to your chosen pub and have the voucher redeemed by a staff member (if all 100 haven’t gone) to secure your freebie. Therefore, it's best to check you can definitely redeem this offer before ordering the paid-for drink. Pubs will be removed from the postcode search option once their allocation has been claimed.
For other offers to help quench your thirst, see Food & Drink deals.
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