Free Drink at East India Arms in London with Email Sign-Up

The East India Arms in the City of London is offering a complimentary drink when you sign up for its news and offers. The voucher can be used at the pub at 67 Fenchurch Street, London, EC3M 4BR. No additional purchase is required.

Use the news-and-offers sign-up on the pub’s website, provide the requested details and agree to receive its marketing emails. The form asks for your first name, email address and date of birth, with a last-name field also available. Present your voucher when ordering.

Choose a qualifying beer, cider, house wine or soft drink. Redemption is limited to 3–17 November inclusive and 21, 22, 28 and 29 November 2026 during normal opening hours.

UK residents aged 18 or over only. Email marketing sign-up is required. One voucher per person, redeemable once at East India Arms, 67 Fenchurch Street, London, EC3M 4BR. No purchase is necessary. Present the voucher at the time of ordering.

Eligible drinks are a 175ml house wine; a pint or half-pint of any Shepherd Neame beer or Orchard View cider; a 16oz Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coke Zero or lemonade; or a 330ml Kingsdown still or sparkling water. Stock is subject to availability and an alternative may be offered. The voucher cannot be combined with other offers.

Valid for redemption from 3 to 17 November inclusive and on 21, 22, 28 and 29 November 2026 during normal opening hours. No separate sign-up deadline is stated. Check the provider’s current terms and voucher instructions before travelling.

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