![]() Yesterday, DCBeer published an article about HB 1283, a bill in the Maryland legislature that would change regulations on Class 5 breweries. The bill has been gaining a lot attention among beer fans and breweries around the State, and with it a wealth of opposition. Among those opposed to the legislation is Comptroller Peter Franchot, who I had the opportunity to interview today. The Comptroller of the State of Maryland is in charge of, among other things, taxing and regulating all alcohol manufacture and sale in the State. Below are his views regarding HB 1283: DCBeer (Greg Parnas): What are your views on HB 1283? As Comptroller, I am the chief alcohol enforcement officer in the State. I want to say that everyone in Maryland should be concerned about this. The craft brewing segment is very vibrant, creating all sorts of breweries, and includes an incredibly innovative [group of] entrepreneurs. They [the craft brewers] are creating jobs, increasing tax revenue, and making great produ … |
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