“They refused my English identity card”: Tom Holland private to buy his own alcohol-free beer in the United States

Facing camera, headphones for ears, it’s all smile that Tom Holland tells the incident. On his Instagram account, the British actor wanted to share a few days ago with his fans a mishap which seems to have amused him a lot. While he was in a Target store, a very popular discount channel in the United States, Tom Holland was denied the purchase of alcohol-free drinks, despite the fact that they are his own products Non -alcoholic beer brand, called “Bero”. The seller refused his request because the actor presented his English identity card. “They did not accept my identity card because it English and I could not prove my age,” said the interpreter of Spider-Man in his story.

“It’s quite ironic”

Tom Holland had started to find his beers Bero on the shelves of American stores. “I have not been to the United States for a while, I will see if there are Bero on the shelves of stores,” he said first, still on video on Instagram. After two unsuccessful attempts in other Targets, the actor had finally managed to find drinks without alcohol in the store that refused his British identity card.

The young man was finally able to count on another employee of the store to get his beers. “An employee, really adorable, must have scanned his identity card,” he described, not without adding, smile on his lips: “It is quite ironic that I was not allowed to buy my own product “.

“Maybe I had a little problem with alcohol”

If these beers are non -alcoholic, it is nevertheless necessary to present your identity card to prove its age and thus obtain it in certain American states, as in Ohio or Georgia, specifies the Bero site.