Freebie Fridays @ The Brews!

Event Details

Time: June 28, 2013 from 4pm to 8:30pm
Location: The Brews
City/Town: Guangzhou
Website or Map: http://www.thebrew-china.com
Phone: 18688471899
Event Type: buy, one, get, brew
Organized By: Rob
Latest Activity: on Friday

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Kick off your weekend the right way with Freebie Fridays!

For every glass of house wine, draught beer, bottled beer or mixed drink you buy, you get a second one for free!

See you at The Brew!

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Comment by Rob on February 15, 2013 at 6:34pm: @ Charlie I can assure you that we don't increase the price of our drinks for this promotion. If we tried shenanigans like that we would have been called out a long time ago and would be out of business. Our regular prices drinks are in line with other western style pubs/bars and in many cases cheaper. Hope that clears up your suspicions and you are able to enjoy a tasty brew at The Brew!

Comment by Charlie Wilson on February 15, 2013 at 6:24pm: In my experience at The Brew, they charge a pretty steep price for a beer (basically the price of two beers), then tell you you're getting one for free. If someone can prove me wrong on this, I'll definitely be there! I really enjoy the bar!

Comment by Rob on August 11, 2012 at 11:05am: Hi Phil,
We try to be very clear with no fine print. I see your point about something like a Long Island being something that is 'mixed' and also a 'drink', but we classify it as a cocktail. As most places do I suppose.
We stick to beers, glasses of wine and the traditional definition of mixed drink such as vodka and orange, rum and coke or my favourite, Canadian Club and ginger ale.
To be honest, the deal has been going since the old Strange Brew days and I'm not sure why we went with that, but it does guard against a problem such as weak cocktails that some places hand out. So really no fine print. Come in and try a Canadian Club and ginger. I'll buy the first round.

Comment by Psykryph on August 10, 2012 at 6:55pm: Hey, just wondering, is this 2 for 1 thing for every drink, as it seems to be. Reason why I ask is that several other pubs have this same thing, but it is misleading as it ends up only applying to only a select few weak ass "cocktails" or something, instead of the stronger drinks like long island ice teas that I usually get. Those are also mixed drinks, but like I said, in the fine print it often varies.