The actor launched his own non-alcoholic beer brand last year but when he recently tried to purchase the drink from a Target he encountered a rather embarrassing problem

Tom Holland says Target staff wouldn’t sell his own non-alcoholic beer BERO to him because he couldn’t prove his age. “They wouldn’t accept my ID, because it’s English, and I couldn’t prove my age.” pic.twitter.com/jWW4nLZivJ

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

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 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 just had the most ironic shopping fail ever—he wasn’t allowed to buy his own non-alcoholic beer at Target. The 28-year-old actor set out on a mini

British actor Tom Holland struggled to buy non-alcoholic beer of his own brand BERO at Target in America. When he finally found one he had to prove his age

In a humorous yet eye-opening incident, Tom Holland, the beloved actor known for his role as Spider-Man, found himself in a peculiar situation. Despite being the proud owner of a new beer line called Bero,