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Brits will soon be able to buy pints of champagne (Churchill's favourite tipple!) and wine at the supermarket thanks to post-Brexit freedoms

Brits will soon be able to buy pints of champagne (Churchill's favourite tipple!) and wine at the supermarket thanks to post-Brexit freedoms
Sir Winston Churchill was known to have referred to a pint of champagne as the ideal size - as it was 'enough for two at lunch and one at dinner'.

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