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For $1,000, Pop's Sea Bar Offers Free Beer For Life

  • October 31st 2014

by UrbanTurf Staff

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For $1,000, Pop's Sea Bar Offers Free Beer For Life: Figure 1

UrbanTurf got wind that this promotion was happening a few months ago, and now it is official.

Pop’s Sea Bar in Adams Morgan has a rather unusual offering for twenty of its patrons: Pay $1,000 and get free beer and prosecco for life.

“For $1000, you will receive a personalized VIP Member Card that entitles the owner to free beer (or Prosecco) for life!” the site for the promotion reads. “Just show the card anytime you come in and all of your beer is free for that visit. The card never expires, and you are welcome to use it as often as you like.”

The restaurant and bar that serves beach shack fare was opened by Justin Abad, co-owner of Cashion’s Eat Place, and John Manolatos in early September. The promotion is limited to twenty people and it’s non-transferable, so you can’t go in and get beers on the house for all your friends.

Most beers at Pop’s run $6 a pop, so if you think you’ll drink more than 167, this could be the promotion for you.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/for_1000_pops_sea_bar_offers_free_beer_for_life/9168.

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