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I am astounded, bewildered, and leave this to the illogical state that is Thailand.

March 17, alcohol free beer was sold at Tesco Lotus all day. March 18 the Police notified Tesco Lotus it must sell Heineken 0 beer as if it is beer thus not before 11 am and not between 2-5 pm. 

 

Licensing laws exists for products that have alcohol but that is a hard nut to crack to explain that to the Police!

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2 hours ago, giddyup said:

Does Ginger Beer?

Depends........

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ginger_beer

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Alcoholic ginger beer[edit]

Brewed ginger beer originated in the UK, but is sold worldwide. Crabbie's is a popular brand in the UK.[9] It is usually labelled "alcoholic ginger beer" to distinguish it from the more established commercial ginger beers, which are not brewed (fermented), but carbonated with pressurized carbon dioxide.[10] Hollows & Fentimansclaims its ginger beer to be gluten-free.[11] Crabbie's ginger beer is free from gluten in the UK, but not the US.[12]

 

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3 hours ago, isaanjohnno said:

No such thing as 100% alcohol free beer- apart from the likes of ginger beer . Even the food we eat has a alcohol content in it

Really. What's the alcohol content of Vegemite? Oh shit, I've done it again.

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15 hours ago, isaanjohnno said:

No such thing as 100% alcohol free beer- apart from the likes of ginger beer . Even the food we eat has a alcohol content in it

No such thing as 100% alcohol free beer-

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I thought in  Australia to call a beverage a beer it had to have a certain alcohol content otherwise it was just a soda as was Swan Special Light at 0.9%, which could be sold in garages. Sex on the beach was it's motto.

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What is needed for some person to defy the Police and allow the Courts to decide if non alcohol beer can be drunk and sold on alcohol free days. Would be interesting to see if the police would progress the case to the Courts.

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