A bottle of "good wine" would be sent to whoever spotted the clause in the small print on the Tax Policy Associates' website
A free bottle of wine has finally been claimed after being hidden in the privacy policy of a tax-focused think tank's website for three months.
The non-profit organisation's head Dan Neidle shared the story in a tweet on X, external , formerly Twitter, saying the first person to spot it would get sent a "bottle of good wine".
Mr Neidle - who has previously reported on high-profile tax cases, including that of former Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi - told the BBC it was his idea to add the wine offer.
"We know nobody reads this, because we added in February that we’d send a bottle of good wine to the first person to contact us, and it was only in May that we got a response," a sentence in their privacy policy now reads.
"Every tiny coffee shop has to have a privacy policy on their website, it’s crazy. It’s money that’s being wasted."