

> Well, I'm glad to oblige!
>
> The Weights and Measures (Intoxicating Liquor) Order 1988
> 3.
> (2) Any such liquor shall be exempted from the requirements of
> this article when it forms a constituent of a mixture of three or
> more liquids.
> -----------------------
>
> So, Myth Busted! A lime wedge cannot be called a liquid, and is not
> enough to trigger the cocktail exception.
A lime wedge cannot be called a liquid, you're right, but a squeezing a lime
produces liquid. ;)
I've pointed this out to many people at weights and measures, and asked the
question many times, and they've all agreed that the law is flawed. I've yet
to receive a solid answer from anyone that works for the government.
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