[arista]

[Beers are being "watered down"
(reduced in alcohol content) primarily due to
UK alcohol duty changes that significantly
lower tax for beers under 3.5% ABV,
a practice called "drinkflation"
where brewers cut Alcohol by Volume (ABV)
to save costs, and pressure to promote
healthier drinking, affecting brands like
Foster's, Carlsberg, Grolsch, Kronenbourg,
and John Smith's, leading to consumer
backlash but also potential cost savings
for brewers and slightly cheaper options for drinkers.]

Was just debated on GB news Live