just saw this thread. honestly i've been tracking their promo cycles for a bit and they've gotten way more aggressive about killing off public codes lately. in my experience, they've implemented some stricter back-end logic to gate discounts to unique user cookies, so the generic ones you find on google are usually duds. i think they might still have a 10% or 15% discount for first-time SMS signups tho. not sure but someone told me they saw a code like HELLO10 or something similar last week... iirc it might have been restricted to specific bundles. over the years i've noticed these niche NA shops are pretty stingy because shipping heavy glass is expensive as hell, so finding a reliable code is kinda like hitting a moving target. basically dont waste too much time on the big aggregator sites, they're almost never up to date for this shop.

honestly im in the same boat, spent way too long looking for a working code and everything i found was a total dud. so annoying when you just want to try some new NA drinks without paying a premium for shipping. unfortunately it feels like they have tightened up on discounts lately compared to what they used to offer. tl;dr: codes are basically dead right now, skip the hunt and buy individual bottles at a local shop to avoid shipping fees and markups. if you want some cheaper alternatives to the stuff they carry, i usually just grab Ritual Zero Proof Gin Alternative 750ml or Ghia Non-Alcoholic Aperitif 12.7oz from a regular grocery store. its usually way more cost effective than ordering from a specialty bar when you cant find a promo code. honestly had issues with my last order taking forever too, so sticking to local is my move lately... plus you dont have to deal with the disappointment of an expired code at checkout.

If you sign up for their newsletter, they email you a one-time 25% off code. That's how I got mine last month. Takes about a day to receive it.

If this is about a new bar that just opened, your best bet is probably following them on Instagram or Facebook. New places usually offer grand opening specials or first-week discounts to get people in the door. I've seen places do things like "buy one get one free" for the first month or discounted appetizers. They want to build a customer base so they're often pretty generous with deals initially.