Brewery owner has concerns about new liquor rules
From Revelstoke Review, by BARB BROUWER
File photo A view of Left Fields Farm near Sorrento, which is home to Crannog Ales, Canada’s first certified organic farmhouse microbrewery. A view of Left Fields Farm near Sorrento, which is home to Crannog Ales, Canada’s first certified organic farmhouse microbrewery.-Image credit: File photo
Crannog Ales owner concerned about possible industrial sprawl
Crannog Ales owner Brian MacIsaac is hopeful but not yet ready to lift a tankard in celebration.
Changes the previous Liberal government made to regulations governing the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) put Canada’s first certified organic farmhouse microbrewery in jeopardy.
A Nov. 9 Ministry of Agriculture media release maintains a change in regulations has all alcohol producers in the ALR operating under the same rules, levelling the playing field for British Columbia brewers, mead makers and distillers.
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Tagged under: Agricultural Land Reserve, ALR, BC Chamber of Commerce, BC Farms, Brewers, Brian MacIsaac, British Columbia, Certified Organic, Crannog Ales, Distillers, Farmhouse, Mead Makers, Microbrewery, Minister of Agriculture Lana Popham
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