Duty per can, bottle or keg at the rates that took effect 1 February 2026, with draught relief and the 20-litre container test.
| Band and rate applied | — | |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 duty rate | — | GBP / LPA |
| Pure alcohol per container | — | LPA |
| Duty per container | — | GBP |
| Duty on this run | — | GBP |
| Gap against your price sheet, whole run | — | GBP |
| Saved by draught relief on this run | — | GBP |
| Days to the next uprating | — | days |
Full version: CSV export of every SKU you price, so the numbers leave the browser into your duty return, plus an alarm before the next uprating date you set.
$60 once · one licence key per person or team seat · 7-day full refund. Brewery software that files the UK duty return starts at £29.99 a month (Breww) — about £360 a year for the duty numbers alone.
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Duty per can, bottle or keg at the rates that took effect 1 February 2026, with draught relief and the 20-litre container test.
Brewery software that files the UK duty return starts at £29.99 a month (Breww) - about £360 a year for the duty numbers alone.
Buy the full version — $60It takes one product - category, strength, container size and run size - and returns the UK duty. A 20,000-can run of 5.2% beer in 440 ml cans is 0.02288 LPA a can at £22.58 per litre of pure alcohol, so £0.52 a can and £10,332.61 for the run: £366.08 more than the 1 February 2025 rate of £21.78.
UK craft brewers, cidermakers, small distillers and drinks importers who set their own prices and file their own alcohol duty return. If somebody in your business types a duty rate into a costing sheet or a customer quote, this is the check that rate should pass first.
Duty rates were uprated on 1 February 2026 and models trained earlier answer with the 1 February 2025 table, which is 3.66% low. Most free calculators also hand you the draught rate without testing the 20-litre container rule, so a 440 ml can gets a keg rate.
Every number is free and unlimited: band, rate, pure alcohol per container, duty per container, duty on the run, the gap against your sheet, and the draught test. The $60 key is a different job - exporting those rows as CSV and setting an alarm before the next uprating.
Brewery management software that calculates and files the UK duty return starts at £29.99 a month, roughly £360 a year, and you buy the whole production system to get the duty numbers. This is a one-off $60 key, and the calculation itself stays free forever.
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