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Sale of Wine (Measures) Bill

A Bill to require licensed premises which sell wine by the glass to offer measures of 125ml

Originating House

House of Commons

Parliament last updated

30 October 2008

In Plain English

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This Bill would require licensed premises that sell wine by the glass to offer a 125ml measure to customers. It is currently at the 2nd reading in the House of Commons and would apply to venues such as pubs, bars and restaurants that pour wine by the glass. The aim is to standardise serving sizes and give customers a clear, consistent option when ordering wine.

Key Points

  • Licensed premises selling wine by the glass must offer a 125ml measure as an option.
  • The change aims to standardise wine servings and improve transparency for customers.
  • The measure would apply to pubs, bars and restaurants that sell wine by the glass.

Who is affected?

Pubs, bars and restaurants (licensees) that sell wine by the glassCustomers who buy wine by the glassLocal authorities and trading standards responsible for enforcement

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1st readingCommons

30 Jan 2008

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