Loudoun Now featured us in an article regarding the new law change allowing distilleries to pour up to 6 oz per customer.  

Unlike breweries, wineries and cideries in Virginia, distilleries are limited on how much of their products they can serve to customers in the tasting room. The current limit is 3 ounces, roughly equal to two shot glasses of liquor. A bill sponsored by Sen. Russet Perry (D-31), of Leesburg, doubled that limit.

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“It gives people a chance to try more than just a few things. You know, one of the things that we do is we are constantly coming up with new products, things that people are going to enjoy for different occasions,” [Becky Harris] said. “This gives people a chance to maybe revisit one of their favorites and also try some of the new products.”

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On Wednesday, July 1—the date the new law takes effect—Catoctin Creek will celebrate an official reopening of the tasting room with legislators and town government representatives invited.

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The event, which includes the introduction of a new menu and half-price cocktails—starts at 10 a.m., with a formal ceremony planned at 1 p.m. The tasting room is located at 120 W. Main St.

You can see the full article, here.