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"The draft bill":2phs8t1q wrote: It shall be an offence to: Sell or supply alcohol products on the licensed premises at a price that is below the minimum price of that product concerned;
[/quote:2phs8t1q]So that's the end of your free samples of chablis in Donnybrook Fair, right? No more meet-the-brewer nights or homebrew meetings either. The end of taste-before-you-buy at the bar. Am I reading this right, or is there a reason everyone else isn't screaming?

"nigel_c":3rwn91e4 wrote: Article in the mirror claiming loophole.
This has come up again and again but it's never been cleared up. At least that I know of.

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He was on here 12 months ago claiming his process was legal when it clearly wasn't and he was going to verify with Revenue what the status was.
Splashing across tabloids and 2 fingered salute probably not the best way to achieve that approval imho.

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I'm sure the will be an ammendment to cover commercial samples.