Independent Scottish craft brewer BrewDog has brought back its 'Vote Punk' campaign, which promises consumers a free pint for casting a vote in Thursday's general election.

BrewDog is empowering people to disconnect from work over lunchtime and rewarding everyone by buying them two pints of beer or alcohol-free beer for themselves and a colleague.

In the old days, nipping into the pub for a swift one at lunchtime was pretty normal. Not any more. But now BrewDog are trying to bring it back by offering people a free drink

The stunt is an attempt to encourage workers to reclaim the 'Great British Lunch Break'.

You'll find the multimillion-dollar venue, complete with arcade games, brunch fare and a takeaway shop, next to the Brown Snake.

You'll find the multimillion-dollar venue, complete with arcade games, brunch fare and a takeaway shop, next to the Brown Snake.

With its eyes set on the hospitality industry, BrewDog is venturing forth with its hotelier plans and opening of a series of mini-hotel chains in Scotland - aptly named BrewDog Kennels.

Bond buyers promised 'BrewBucks' to buy beer at BrewDog bars, craft beer book, and interest payments twice a year.

According to Twitter, ads have appeared near schools.

James Watt, co-founder of craft brewer and independent pub operator BrewDog, has been added to the list of speakers at The Morning Advertiser?s inaugural Drink Tank event.