Unless you drink lambrini or special brew it’s hardly likely to affect you significanly is it?
Worst case scenario it pushes prices up accross the board like the minimum wage did for everyones earnings, if carling is £1/can then stella will have to be £1.50, it ftella is £1.50 then Leffe will have to be £2 just to get that preception of being better, just like wages rose as skilled workers earning just above the minimum wanted differentiating from the cleaners, etc.
Best case carling, carlsberg, tetleys, boddingtons, alcopops and yates wine lodge dissapear and the market if overun with microbreweries who can suddenly compete with the crap stuff on price, leading to more competition and better drinks for everyone.
What do you drink that costs 45p per unit?
Plenty of stuff in the real ale section at supermarkets is close to that when it’s on offer at £1/bottle. And the end result will be somewhere ebtweenthe two options i just suggested, all prices ill rise and the crap will hopefully dissapear.