Bartesian Discount Codes Offer Up to 35 Percent Off
The Story
As reported by Wired, the Bartesian automatic cocktail maker functions like a capsule-style device for liquor, allowing users to insert cocktail capsules and choose drink strength. Discount codes and savings plans are currently available, with the maximum discount reaching 35% off regular prices. The most straightforward way to save, according to the article, is through a cocktail subscription, where boxes of eight pods cost a flat $20 and can yield the top discount through volume and frequency. Additionally, purchasing a bundle that includes glassware and cocktail capsules can provide savings, with some bundles costing less than the machine alone. A Mother’s Day deal as of April 2026 offers $100 off on the Bartesian Pro or Duet when a capsule pack is added. The company also runs a free loyalty program — called the Bartesian Club, Rewards Club, or Mixologist Rewards — where customers earn points redeemable for discounts, and referral bonuses offer both the referrer and friend $25 off.
Key Facts
- Bartesian is described as “the Keurig of cocktails,” using capsule-style pods with the user’s own liquor.
- Standard pod packs of 8 cost $20 to $25; subscriptions always cost $20 per box.
- Subscription discounts can reach up to 35% off the regular price based on order volume and frequency.
- As of April 2026, a Mother’s Day deal offers $100 off the Bartesian Pro or Duet when a capsule pack is added.
- The free loyalty program (Bartesian Club) earns 4–6 points per dollar spent, plus bonus points for referrals, Instagram follows, and birthdays; 1,000 points = $10 discount.
- Referring a friend who spends at least $150 gives the referrer 2,500 points ($25 value) and the friend a $25 discount.
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Sources: Wired
