Under the new rules effective June 1st, certain small-scale alcohol producers in Sweden can sell their products on-site for consumption and take-away, a significant change.
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson labeled the new law as a 'freedom reform,' promoting it as a beneficial shift for local producers and consumers alike.
Small-scale producers like Thorsten Persson express positive sentiments, emphasizing that the previous restrictions disappointed visitors who could not purchase wine after tours.
Producers can sell a limited amount on-site during designated hours to guided tour participants, reflecting a nuanced shift towards greater consumer access to local beverages.
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