Quite the money saver when you're a student. 50p a pint? Thankyou very much!
We've got 80 pints ready for when we finish exams in a few weeks
money saver or money maker !
We've thought about it for sure, there are three of us with homebrewing set ups this year, so in theory we could be churning 120 pints a month!
The local pubs are getting fed up of us coming round and taking their empty bottles I'm sure.
Lots of hoops to jump through in getting registered and paying duty, getting planning permission where necessary.
Margins are so tight it isn't worth it on a homebrew scale and no self respecting business will buy hooky booze as the penalties for both parties are too costly.
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The only homebrewed alcoholic beverage you can legally sell in the uk without registration and paying duty on is cider.
There is a limit to how much you can produce.
You cannot produce more than 7000 litres in any 12 month period without paying duty and registering.
On my phone so tricky to link to stuff but google "cider exemption HMRC for the cider" info and "selling homebrew hmrc" for more info.
Most of the duty requirements apply where an alcoholic beverage exceeds 1.2% abv.
There are hundreds if not thousands of homebrewers who have all had the dream to make a bob out of their hobby...
Homebrew can be produced for domestic use only.
Sharing with friends is fine. Selling it for money or payment in kind is not.
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