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But these are some of the strongest drinks on the market and, under the new rules, the stronger the drink, the more tax you pay. yet another rising cost they will have to pass on. around 80p per bottle, so a significant rise for sure. i think when you combine that with all the other increases in costs that we've seen recently, then it leaves producers in a position where most are going to have to pass tha increase on to their customers. so, yeah, it'll definitely have an effect. alcohol taxes are being reorganised to tax drinks according to their strength. and, after a freeze for nearly three ...

When drinkers gather at london's king charles pub this evening, there will be a new tax regime in place. changes announced in march come into effect today — taxing stronger drinks more and weaker drinks less. at the same time, alcohol duties rise with inflation — up by 10.1%. the result — a complex series of changes. 12% sparkling wine will be 19p cheaper as higher rates for fizz are abolished. a can of pre—mixed gin and tonic will be 5p cheaper. but a bottle of 12% still wine will rise 44p. a bottle of vodka up 76p and a bottle of 20% port up £1.30. so among drinkers, there will be s...

Around 80p per bottle, so a significant rise for sure. i think when you combine that with all the other increases in costs that we've seen recently, then it leaves producers in a position where most are going to have to pass that increase on to their customers. so, yeah, it'll definitely have an effect. alcohol taxes are being reorganised to tax drinks according to their strength. and, after a freeze for nearly three years, alcohol taxes as a whole rise with inflation — up 10.1%. result — a complex brew of price changes. 12% sparkling wine will be 19p cheaper, as higher rates for fizz are ...

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