HERE is a question for you, would you consider going on a bear hunt if it could lead to a year's supply of free booze?
Beer-lovers are in luck because The Botanist has teamed up with independent brewery Tiny Rebel to give everyone a free beer this September.
In order to win, you have to find one of the 21 bear posters hidden around the city, once you've found the bear, simply scan the QR code to receive a voucher for a free pint at The Botanist.
Beer-lovers can get their hands on one free pint per person per city.
However, if you find a Botanist bear in another city, you qualify for another free pint in that city.
Tiny Rebel has promised to give away a whole year's supply of beer to the person who finds the most bears around the country from September 8 to the last day of the month.
The bears will be positioned around key landmarks in Worcester from September 8 and beer-seekers can redeem their free pint any time up until the last day of the month.
As well as receiving a free beer, everyone who scans any of the 21 different QR codes will automatically be entered into a prize draw to win a tour of the Tiny Rebel Brewery in Newport, South Wales – and there are five tours for two people up for grabs.
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Alex Hardcastle, activations and partnerships manager at The Botanist said: "September is generally a bit of a damp month for everyone… Summer is on its way out and the nights are drawing in, so we've teamed up with Tiny Rebel to curb those September blues!
"Our teams across the country have been embracing their creative side, putting their venue’s identities into bear form. With some wizardry from Taz, Tiny Rebel’s superstar illustrator, our sketches have been brought to life in individual posters ready for our guests to find. Bears in hand, our sites have never been more ready to give away free beer!”
Once you've got your hands on your free pint in Worcester, here are other places offering free booze: Bath, Alderley Edge, Birmingham, Cardiff, Cheltenham, Chester, Didsbury, Exeter, Farnham, Ipswich, Knutsford, Lincoln, Media City, Newcastle, Reading, Sheffield, Leeds, Warrington, West Bridgford and York.
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