It's in the Mail too
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7153225/Software-engineer-27-successfully-sues-sex-discrimination-refused-beer.html
There's a lot to unpack here. On one hand it does seem discriminatory to refuse any customer a lower cost item especially something like a beverage. I understand what Brewdog were trying to do but I have very little patience for corporate virtue signalling these days more so if they 'pinkify' it.
Where does that leave other groups that sometimes receive discounts though? Pensioners, people with disabilities, under 18s, students etc...Can we identify into those groups too?
We might start to see a lot of these legal cases popping up. I recall it was pointed out regarding Labours AWS that men would have a good discrimination case if other men (who identified as women) were allowed to stand and not them.
Ultimately the take away from this should be a warning for commercial companies trying to be overly virtuous.