UK Alcohol Duty Rises With Inflation as Draught Duty Is Cut 1.7%
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UK duty on bottled and canned beer, cider, wine and spirits rises with RPI inflation while draught drinks under 8.5% ABV get a 1.7% cut, taking a penny off the duty on an average pint, and the temporary wine easement ends.
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