F15A
1
For the purposes of this article—
a
“wine” (except when used in the expression “wine fortified for distillation”) means the intoxicating liquor and other liquids specified in column 1 of Part 1 of Schedule 1 to this Order, other than wine fortified for distillation; and
b
“wine fortified for distillation” has the same meaning as in the additional notes to Chapter 22 of the Combined Nomenclature.
2
Subject to paragraph (3), when sold in the glass or other vessel from which it is intended to be drunk, for consumption on the premises at which it is sold—
a
wine shall be sold only in, or in a multiple of, the following quantities, that is to say, 125 ml and 175 ml; and
b
wine fortified for distillation shall be sold only in, or in a multiple of, the following quantities, that is to say, 50 ml and 70 ml,
and, in either case, only if a statement in writing of the kind required by subparagraph (c) of article 5(1) is displayed or otherwise provided as required by that sub-paragraph.
3
Nothing in this article shall make unlawful the sale—
a
at the express request of the buyer, of any mixture of liquids containing, in a quantity not permitted by this article—
i
wine; or
ii
wine fortified for distillation; or
b
of wine in a quantity of less than 75 ml, without the display or provision of a statement in writing of the kind referred to in paragraph (2).