drinkaware logo

[moodystag]

Been looking at the Drinkaware logo for the bottles. £1500 + VAT for one year. Is it really worth it?

 

[simon12]

I can't see any £ value to it so no unless I am missing something. I am assuming you produce bottled beer for sale and thats why you ask.

 

[moodystag]

I can't see any £ value to it so no unless I am missing something. I am assuming you produce bottled beer for sale and thats why you ask.

Thanks for your reply. I may have formulated my question badly. Would I be obliged to purchase this licence if I'd want to sell bottled beer?

 

[simon12]

No there is no need to use there logo and if you don'y use it you don't need the license. I suggest you contact your local trading standards to confirm exactly what you need to have on the labels best before, ABV and allergens will be a must, as far as i know units of alcohol and the don't drink while pregnant symbol are voluntary no idea about recycling info.

 

[moodystag]

Thanks. I have been only asked for ABV and allergens so far by EHO

 

[VW911]

Quantity (volume) is quite important too...

 

[simon12]

Have just been to godstone brewery and they confirmed no recycling info required as well as no units of alcohol.

 

[simon12]

Here is there label I would think has around the minimum​

 

[moodystag]

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Here is there label I would think has around the minimum​

That is really helpful. Many thanks

 

[Cwrw666]

If you're intending to sell through shops then a bar code is pretty necessary.

 

[machin05]

Loads of breweries don't bother with barcodes.