Guess what finally came in the mail...

The enclosed cert comes with a list of local and regional retailers that sell the product. Not worth the effort for a free mini.

Don't know if I'll get the free bottle since this thread is a bit old. Did anyone else receive the bottle? Was it good?

It's easy enough to call the 800 number listed above to make a request. Thanks for the info.

Thnaks for the link. I'll give it a try.

I got a fancy letter last week apologizing that they couldn't send me a free mini due to TX state law. It included the aforementioned list of retailers selling the stuff.

But, I wouldn't call mine a 'certificate' as nothing free was available at said retailers either.

It seems to me they could have printed the 'invalid states' on the original website. All in all, a total waste!

I finally got a letter in the mail a few weeks ago. It is basically a rebate. You have to send them in your receipt to get $5 back. Doubt that you can get much with $5. Mine did not include a list of retailers like one of the previous posters mentioned.

Pravda is a decent Vodka, You can buy for about $30usd in USA.W HNL has at the bar $9 a drink.

FYI to my fellow Midwesterners: Meijers does not carry it.

I got the same letter (I'm in Houston). I totally agree with DallasBill that they could have told me up front that the free offer wasn't valid in TX....rather than make me wait by the mailbox for the mailman to come every day for 16 weeks.

Now I'm wondering if mine will arrive after all. I'm in OR. Did the letter say what other states are not eligible? Like you said, it would have been nice to have the restrictions listed right there on the website.

I got one given to me at the W Union Square - I thought it was because I was a good guest and now I find out it was a freebie for anyone... :mad:

The Pravda "kit" containing a small bottle and two martini glasses retails for $4.95 here in WA. We have state stores here, with inventory of each outlet available online; they will order/send some to one's local branch upon request. Or, you can get $5 back on purchase of a full bottle.