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BRASSIC actress Michelle Keegan was left "buzzing" and devastated in equal measure as she was refused booze in Sainsbury's. The TV star, who lives in Essex with husband Mark Wright, 34, headed to her local supermarket for groceries and a bottle of Nine Crimes red wine to round off her week - yet exited tipple-free.

Michelle Keegan was left disspaointed but also ‘buzzing’ after she was refused wine in a supermarket because she had no ID with her.

Coronation Street beauty Michelle Keegan was left "buzzing" but appeared to feel devastated when she was banned from buying a £7 bottle of booze in Sainsbury's.Michelle, 34, was turned away from buying a bottle of 19 Crimes red wine because she left her ID at home, and was presumed to be younger than her actual age.Taking to Instagram to vent to her fans and followers, she explained that she was "buzzing" that she had been asked to show ID, but devastated because she really wanted a bottle of wine.Taking to Instagram to spill the news to her fans, she posted a snap of the bottle of red left on the counter in the supermarket.The red wine in question was 19 Crimes, which is an Australian Red Wine and retails at £7 in Sainsbury's.

Brassic actress Michelle Keegan said she was “absolutely buzzing” but also disappointed after she had been refused to buy alcohol at Sainsbury’s. The 34 year old TV star had tried to buy a bottle of Nine Crimes red wine but was denied after forgetting to bring her ID.Telling her fans about the incident on Instagram, she wrote: "Just been refused to buy alcohol because I didn't have my ID on me.