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Tom Holland Tried to Buy His Own Non-Alcoholic Beer at Target, and His ID Wasn’t Accepted: ‘I Couldn’t Prove My Age’ン

Tom Holland Tried to Buy His Own Non-Alcoholic Beer at Target, and His ID Wasn’t Accepted: ‘I Couldn’t Prove My Age’

The 'Spider-Man' star said "a really lovely employee" used their ID to help him get a case of Bero

Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic Tom Holland

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Tom Holland

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

In a series of Instagram Stories shared to his account on Tuesday, Feb. 18, the British actor, 28, took fans with him as he embarked on a journey to purchase his premium non-alcoholic beer, Bero, from Target.

“So I haven’t been in the [United] States for a while,” Holland explained in a selfie video as he walked through a parking lot. “And I’m gonna go visit some Bero on the shelves, out in the wild.”

Tom Holland/Instagram

Tom Holland/Instagram

The quick clip ended, and another one followed, this time with the Spider-Man star now inside the superstore.

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“This is the second Target I’ve been to because the last one I went to actually didn’t have it,” he confessed, adding, “Not the best marketing.”

Related: Tom Holland Says He Broke Up a Fight at an L.A. Whole Foods: 'Spider-Man Is Telling Me to Calm Down'

The Uncharted actor searched for a Bero display, but still had “no luck” at his second location. “The hunt continues,” he said while leaving to head to yet another Target.

A determined Holland added, “I will find some today.”

Third time was a charm at his final Target visit of the day, though it did come with its own challenge.

Tom Holland/Instagram

Tom Holland/Instagram

“This is a bigger Target, so I feel more hopeful,” he said in another video of him walking through the aisles, eventually grinning while finding his product. The Bero cases came in several color options — red, gold and green, or one with all three.

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Related: Tom Holland Explains Why Working with Girlfriend Zendaya Is the 'Best Thing That's Ever Happened to Me'

Holland’s final video from the day’s exploration was him back in a parking lot, explaining that even though he finally found his Bero, that he almost wasn’t able to get any.

“Okay, so success, I found some.” the Chaos Walking actor said, showing off a gold case of Bero. “I bought it.”

Rommel Demano/BFA.com/Shutterstock Tom Holland and Zendaya at October 2024 Bero launch event

Rommel Demano/BFA.com/Shutterstock

Tom Holland and Zendaya at October 2024 Bero launch event

Laughing, he continued, “They wouldn’t accept my ID because it’s English and I couldn’t prove my age, so a really lovely employee, I guess, scanned their ID.”

“Kind of ironic that I wasn’t allowed to buy my own product,” the young-faced actor added of his “exciting” day.

Holland previously shared with PEOPLE, “When I ventured into the non-alcoholic world, I realized there was a void for a true, premium brand. I ultimately created Bero for myself because I was craving a product that helped me feel included.”

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“I wanted to build a brand that not only stands out but, most importantly, helps people to fit in. I’m so excited to bring Bero to Target, available to shop now nationwide,” he said.

In a Target ad shared last month, Holland gave a subtle nod to his and his fiancée Zendaya’s 9-year-old Miniature Schnauzer Noon, by naming one of the beers Noon Wheat.

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