Sir Keir Starmer’s party has miraculously managed to wrestle Pimms drinkers away from the Conservatives ahead of the General Election, a new poll has found.
The Labour Party now comfortably leads the Tories across almost all drink types, including the much-loved summer drink usually associated with the more well-to-do classes.
Only gin and tonic drinkers back Labour and Conservatives in equal measure, while the sherry quaffers still side with Rishi Sunak’s party by a comfortable margin.
Lager drinkers, meanwhile, have been revealed to be overwhelmingly pro-Labour, as are IPA drinkers and VK lovers.
Reform UK fares best with shandy drinkers, with 23 per cent of pubgoers who like a splash of lemonade in their ale saying they will be voting for the right-wing outfit on July 4th.
Rachel Reeves recently announced a five-point plan to stop pub closures on the campaign trail, accusing the Conservatives over overseeing the shuttering of 10 pubs a week since 2010.
Labour will step in to stop pubs being boarded up by giving communities new right-to-buy powers.
Reeves also gave the strongest hint yet that beer duty could be frozen when, if elected, she unveils her first Budget this autumn.
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