How much the cost of buying alcohol is increasing from Saturday
Consumers will see the price of alcohol rise from Saturday (the day that marks the end of dry January) when a hike in tax and ...
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Booze prices to increase as complex post-Brexit tax system comes into force
On 1 February, tax on all alcohol will increase by 3.6% in line with inflation, while the number of tax bands for wine will expand from one to 30, with duty per bottle ranging from £2.45 to £3.09, ...
Booze costs will rise from TOMORROW in blow for millions celebrating end of dry Jan – is your favourite tipple affected?
ALCOHOL prices will rise from tomorrow affecting millions of Brits celebrating the end of dry January. The boozy blow comes ...
UK alcohol tax to jump from 1 February in new blow to industry
The UK’s alcohol sector is still struggling to recover from the lingering effects of the pandemic, as well as changing ...
Inside The NYC Bar Where Water Is A Key Cocktail Ingredient
The Mediterranean and another cocktail on the menu, the whisky-based “Square Root” are infused with tea infusions that are ...
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UKSA writes letter to Chancellor bemoaning gin duty rises
The UK Spirits Alliance (UKSA), representing 300 distillers, has written a letter (read below) to Rachel Reeves urging her to champion the gin trade rather than burden it with further duty rises this ...
8 Premium Gins Perfect For Cold Weather Sipping
Discover eight premium gins perfect for winter drinking, from Scotland's historic distilleries to Japanese botanicals. Plus ...
How much more expensive is YOUR favourite tipple getting? Hikes in alcohol duty take effect TOMORROW… with more increases coming down the line in April
Alcohol tax will rise in line with RPI inflation at 3.6 per cent, while a new system to tax wines and spirits based on ...
Alcohol prices rising as higher tax and duties take effect
The increases mean the price of a bottle of gin will rise by 32p while wine at 14.5% ABV (alcohol by volume) will increase by ...
Warning issued to anyone who drinks gin and tonic in UK
Gin drinkers are being warned to expect substantial price rises on their favourite alcoholic drinks as Government is set to make a double whammy tax grab. The changes from the Labour Party government ...
The price of your favourite tipple is rising this week - find out by how much
There are no winners..... higher duty rates mean people buy less which results in reduced income to the Exchequer, businesses ...