Tom Holland had an awkward moment when he attempted to buy his own non-alcoholic beer brand Bero at a local Target, only for his U.K. ID to be rejected: 'Kind of ironic.'

Tom Holland went on a hilarious adventure to buy his non-alcoholic beer, Bero, from Target and got carded in the process.

Tom Holland confessed he wasn’t allowed to buy a case of his own non-alcoholic beer at Target for an odd reason.Yesterday, the 28-year-old was on a mission to find his new beverage brand, BERO, on the shelves at one of the major retailer’s locations near him.

This year, Tom Holland is celebrating his third year of sobriety — as well as the launch of his own non-alcoholic beer brand.

Tom Holland was on the hunt for a shop where he could buy his own beer, but once he found one he was faced with rejection.

Tom Holland shared a funny adventure trying to buy his own non-alcoholic beer, Bero, at Target, where he got carded despite being the creator.

Tom Holland revealed that he was carded at Target while trying to buy a case of his non-alcoholic beer Bero, and almost wasn't able to purchase it.

Holland was not allowed to buy the brand of non-alcoholic beer he owns at a Target store in the United States of America.

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