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10 Reasons to Free My Grapes
I wrote this article, Top 10 Reasons to Free My Grapes, for the September edition of Orchard and Vine magazine. All views are my own, of course.
Posted in Grapes and Wine
Tagged BC, British Columbia, C-311, canada, Grapes, laws, Liquor, wine
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“Special” Orders
Now that Bill C-311 has passed federally, the provinces are stating that they will need to “look at it”, but in the meantime provincial liquor boards are telling their consumers that little has changed. To be helpful they are … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Grapes and Wine
Tagged alchol, BC, bcldb, british columiba, C-311, freemygrapes, ILLA, ldb, liquor board, nova scotia, nslc, special orders, wine
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