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Quench Your Thirst This Thirsty Thursday With Fetch

By James Robinson

June 27, 2024

Thirsty Thursday transformed from a college campus ritual to a full-blown national institution. Not too hard to see why. It’s something extra waiting just before the true end of the week and the ideal excuse for settling back with friends or colleagues to destress and enjoy a drink… responsibly, of course.

Speaking of responsible drinking, what could be better than earning rewards every time you stock up for Thirsty Thursday? You can do just that by downloading the Fetch app before heading to the grocery or liquor store. Learn which brands will help you earn the most reward points, which you can then turn around and redeem for free gift cards in the app!

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What is Thirsty Thursday & what does Thirsty Thursday mean?

Thirsty Thursdays are a phenomenon borne of the American college campus. After sitting through seminars, listening to lectures, and seriously studying through the rigors of Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Thursday evening becomes a time to let (a little) loose and bring the week home in style. Think of it as a kind of warm-up for a weekend – a “pre-kend,” if you will.

It’s taken on a life of its own beyond the hallowed halls of beer pong and Jello shots. From chain bars and restaurants to quirky hole-in-the-wall joints and trendy clubs, Thirsty Thursday specials help celebrate the (near) passing of another working week.

Turns out a quick beer or a few fingers of whisky work wonders for us 9-to-5ers as well. Who could have guessed?

Where to find Thirsty Thursday specials every day of the week

Bars and clubs aren’t the only places you’ll find special offers for Thirsty Thursday. Thanks to our frankly fantastic range of partnered brands, you can find specials on beer, wine, hard seltzers, and spirits, plus quite a few regulars that always bring more reward points to your account.

Here are a few Fetch brands to consider as you stock up for Thirsty Thursday this week:

  • Arnold Palmer Spiked
  • Seagrams Gin
  • Blue Moon
  • Coors Light
  • Don Julio
  • Hamm’s Beer
  • Miller High Life
  • Guinness
  • Bacardi
  • Chivas Regal
  • Vizzy
  • Henry’s Hard Soda
  • Topo Chico Hard Seltzer
  • Kahlua
  • Ojo De Tigre
  • Happy Thursday

That last one is particularly appropriate, no?

How to save money on Thirsty Thursday supplies

Using the Fetch shopping app means the reward points you earn picking up a six-pack or two for one Thirsty Thursday could help you earn free gift cards to spend getting ready for the next. Some Fetch gift cards that you could use to stock up on Thirsty Thursday essentials include:

  • Target
  • Kroger
  • Meijer
  • Sam’s Club
  • Walmart

Heck, why not use a Barnes and Noble gift card to procure a book of cocktails or an Amazon gift card to order a new set of shakers for preparing your own cocktails and mocktails? And should you feel a touch under the weather on the following Friday, a coffee from Starbucks or Dunkin’ should see you right as rain. The Fetch rewards app always has your back, and we know how to celebrate Thirsty Thursday the right way.

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Give yourself an extra happy Thirsty Thursday by using the Fetch shopping rewards app

Here at Fetch, we’re always looking for ways to help you get the most from every dollar you spend, be it by helping you save on grocery shopping or giving you some handy hints for celebrating the next National Beer Day (that’s a thing — we promise!). Go ahead and check out all the personalized offers available near you right now by opening the app and hitting the Discover tab, and don’t forget to check back with us on the regular for the latest offers and updates.

Topics: Food and Drink, Shopping Lists


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James Robinson

James Robinson is a suave and penetratingly intelligent six-foot-four swimwear model, Nobel prize-winner, and noted liar. When not lying, James is a five-foot-seven freelance writer who enjoys reading, walking, history, and those times when you’re about to sneeze, but then you don’t, but then actually you do.