Let me be perfectly clear. The UK will leave the EU on 29th March 2019.

[NigelJK]

Nah, I'll just pay the 9p tariff on a bottle of imported wine.

No need, you will be able to buy a very decent new-world wine cheaper once the EU tariff is removed.

[AtW]

No need, you will be able to buy a very decent new-world wine cheaper once the EU tariff is removed.

It's pretty cheap now.

[Old Greg]

No need, you will be able to buy a very decent new-world wine cheaper once the EU tariff is removed.

Is that the approx. 11p per bottle tariff? How much do you think the UK applies in duty and VAT?

[meridian]

No need, you will be able to buy a very decent new-world wine cheaper once the EU tariff is removed.

What are the EU tariffs on wine from Chile right now?

And how much cheaper (or more expensive) will that be once the increase in UK duty comes in on 1 February 2019?

[Old Greg]

What are the EU tariffs on wine from Chile right now?

And how much cheaper (or more expensive) will that be once the increase in UK duty comes in on 1 February 2019?

I doubt we will be recieving any more of Nigel's wisdom on this topic.

[NotAllThere]

What are the EU tariffs on wine from Chile right now?

And how much cheaper (or more expensive) will that be once the increase in UK duty comes in on 1 February 2019?

Slightly off topic, but wine tip. If you find a Chilean wine on the menu or in a supermarket, in the mid-priced ranged, buy it. They're usually very good and underpriced. Even if 9p more expensive post Brexit.

[Old Greg]

Slightly off topic, but wine tip. If you find a Chilean wine on the menu or in a supermarket, in the mid-priced ranged, buy it. They're usually very good and underpriced. Even if 9p more expensive post Brexit.

Just wait until sterling tanks.

[NotAllThere]

Just wait until sterling tanks.

Good point. I've been living a long time with very strong currency.

[Old Greg]

4/1 now.

[original PM]

Slightly off topic, but wine tip. If you find a Chilean wine on the menu or in a supermarket, in the mid-priced ranged, buy it. They're usually very good and underpriced. Even if 9p more expensive post Brexit.

But could we not just go to Chile and negotiate a better deal than we had when in the EU?

I mean I am pretty sure that most of the wine growing countries in the EU would have voted to have quite high import tax on wines from outside the EU?