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Province changes up liquor regulations

Some much welcome changes are on the way for craft breweries, wineries, and distilleries in B.C.

Liquor-based business owners will now be able to sell each other’s products in their tastings rooms.

Coastal Black Winery owner and wine maker Abel O’Brenan says he is picking up a two-tap keg to put behind his tasting bar for this weekend.

O’Brenan says it’s nice from a licensing perspective because when they have weddings, they will already carry all the products they need to have. He adds couples will no longer have to get special events licenses.

Marc Mulvaney
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