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Vineyards in Georgia can't sell their own wine without battling competition to become distributors. Then they have triple-deck paperwork. Rural legislators want to make it easier for wine makers to succeed, they say.
December 06, 2018 at 04:55 PM
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Legislative leaders from rural Georgia want to change the law to make it easier for the state’s growing number of wineries to profit from their vintage.
Wine selling tops the legislative recommendations released Thursday by the Rural Development Council of the Georgia House of Representatives, a panel created last year.
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