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Pitcher & Piano Deals
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Register with Pitcher & Piano and you'll be sent a code each month for a free drink (usually a cocktail or beer) worth up to £8ish.
If you don't want an alcoholic drink, you can choose a soft drink instead. You don't need to buy anything else to get the free drink.
You'll often be sent a separate code for another offer too, such as a free drink when buying food, or a food discount. Both codes can be used during the same visit. Please be Drinkaware.
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Latest Expired Deals
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Pitcher & Piano free £8ish cocktail
Or £5ish Old Mout cider. Register and show code
ExpiredRegister with Pitcher & Piano and you'll be sent a code for one free Aperol Spritz cocktail (Aperol, prosecco, soda and an orange slice, norm £8ish) valid at all of its bars until Mon 31 Jul.
If you don't want a cocktail, you can choose a bottle of Old Mout cider (norm £5ish) instead. Alternatively, you can opt for a free soft drink - you can choose from a half-pint of juice, 14oz glass of Pepsi or 250ml bottle of water.
You don't need to buy anything else to get the free drink, just note down the code, print it or show it on your phone. If you've previously registered you should automatically receive your code via email, but if not just sign up again. Please be Drinkaware.
Or free cider with food
You'll also be sent a separate code for a 'free' bottle of Old Mout cider (norm £5ish). This is a different deal and if you want it, you'll need to buy a 'small dish' (£6ish) and show the code. Alternatively, you can opt for a free soft drink. This offer is available at all Pitcher & Piano bars except Tunbridge Wells.
Pitcher & Piano has confirmed both codes can be used during a single visit, but each code can only be used once per person.
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Pitcher & Piano free £8ish cocktail
Or £5ish Rekorderlig cider. Register and show code
ExpiredRegister with Pitcher & Piano and you'll be sent a code for one free Wild Turkey Kentucky Mule cocktail (bourbon, lime juice, sugar syrup, aromatic bitters, ginger ale, norm £8ish) valid until Fri 30 Jun.
If you don't want a cocktail, you can choose a free bottle of Rekorderlig cider (norm £5ish) instead. Alternatively, you can opt for a free soft drink - you can choose from a half-pint of juice, 14oz glass of Pepsi or 250ml bottle of water.
You don't need to buy anything else to get the free drink, just note down the code, print it or show it on your phone. If you've previously registered you should automatically receive your code via email, but if not just sign up again. Please be Drinkaware.
Or free cider with food
You'll also be sent a separate code for a 'free' bottle of Rekorderlig cider. This is a different deal and if you want it, you'll need to buy any burger (£9-£15) and show the code.
Pitcher & Piano has confirmed both codes can be used during a single visit, but each code can only be used once per person.
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