Does your business comply with Liquor Licence requirements?
It may be an excellent time to check whether your business complies with the Western Cape Liquor Act in respect of its liquor license requirements. The following issues need to b
The Western Cape Liquor Act – a barrier to transformation
When Women in Wine applied for a liquor license many years ago, we had to explain a new model to the Liquor Board. A wine producer would not always own land, grow grapes, or make w
Error in Western Cape Act causes problems for wine tastings.
An error in the Western Cape Liquor Act is causing problems for wine tastings at wineries across the province. Recently, SAPS Liquor Officers and inspectors from the Western Cape L
Hosting a wine tasting event without a liquor license
We often receive enquiries about the licensing requirements for hosting a wine tasting event. These enquiries usually come from people without a liquor license and from license hol
Underage Liquor Sales – what does the Liquor Act say
Western Cape Liquor Act goes further. It states that a license holder may not allow a person under 18 years into a part of the licensed premises where such entry is not allowed by
What does the Liquor Act say about Bring-Your-Own and Corkage?
You have just secured a lease in the perfect location in the hustle and bustle of town. You intend to open a new cosy café where patrons can “wine” down after work and enjoy h
Wine Estates – Charging a fee for Tastings?
Conversion of Winery Liquor Licences The Western Cape Liquor Act came into effect in 2012. From then, wineries could charge fees for wine tasting. Inspectors from the Liquor Author