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Only on things which are currently sold below the minimum price which would seem to mainly consist of nasty cheap vodka and wine sold below £4.50-£5. It would seem a reasonable conclusion that the extra tax will predominantly come directly from those buying cheap drink simply to get smashed, cheap vodka especially.Minimal price is going to ensure an increase in take for HMRC.
Agreed. As well as illegal production of alcohol.It'll be the return of the "booze cruise" and more smuggling crime.
Agreed. As well as illegal production of alcohol.
I wonder how much it costs to run a still? If we're talking 50p a pint for homebrew, how much does it cost to distill that? Based on volume alone, about £5 for 750ml...Agreed. As well as illegal production of alcohol.
...and then sell it illegally?Get a licence from HMRC, make your own spirits...
Minimal price is going to ensure an increase in take for HMRC.
It'll be the return of the "booze cruise" and more smuggling crime.
I wonder how much it costs to run a still? If we're talking 50p a pint for homebrew, how much does it cost to distill that? Based on volume alone, about £5 for 750ml...
...and then sell* it illegally?
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