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Old 15-03-2009, 14:34   #23
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Re: Plans for minimum alcohol price

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Originally Posted by Maggy J View Post
But Derek how about moderate drinking folk like me going out for a quiet drink being penalised...Why should those who don't ever get drunk be made to pay higher prices..
Going out for a quiet drink would remain almost the same price unless you tend to go for the 'women only, all you can drink for a tenner' type of places (which I doubt )

Moderate drinkers would see a marginal increase, you need to get into serious quantities of booze before you see a big difference.

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Originally Posted by richard1960 View Post
a bottle of bacardi would go up from around £11 to £19 roughly how is that not penalisng the responsible drinker
At the current proposed levels a bottle of frosty jack would go from £2.99 to £11.25 which is the type of drink they are looking at.

Obviously the plan needs to be discussed but I think there are definite benefits to it.
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