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I see BrewDog still market plenty of AF beers. How’s the investigation from the law regulators going?

Oh OK. Maybe I'll give it another go if it has improved. FYI I don't think the 0.5% / Alcohol Free thing will get very far. Alcohol descriptors in England & Wales are covered by the Department of Health & Social Care guidance. The DOH guidance is only guidance and isn’t law. Also, it only...

In all seriousness.. If I use https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/763840/low-alcohol-descriptors-guidance.pdf as a reference. It says Alcohol free – this should only be applied to a drink from which the alcohol has been extracted if...

I'm not sure I'd be advertising this given how poor the Asahi 0.0% beer seems to be compared to other AF options, or how crap Hophead was when it moved to Chiswick ;-)

They are not tight - there is a 0.2% allowance. Who is investigating? Do you have a source?

I don't think you've failed. Alcohol % rules aren't that tight - you get a 0.2% leeway anyway. FYI - Fruit Juice can contain around 0.7% alcohol per litre. Also I think, but beers advertised as 0.0% - very likely have had alcohol removed from them chemically - which probably isn't that great...

Plenty of good AF beers out there now. Big Drop brewery have a solid range, BrewDog have just released a stout, Hazy pale and AF punk They’ve also opened a bar in London that is AF only, serving a range of AF beers, ciders, kombucha etc