You have to have a license and be FDA inspected and be all official, I'm talking about home brew, you can't sell that, you can only make it for your own consumption.
Kind of like tobacco, you can grow it and use it for yourself, but you have to have licenses and pay special taxes and be all official with that too if you want to sell it. If you got caught selling those types of things without being official, it's illegal because mostly of tax evasion, alcohol and tobacco are highly taxed and regulated, plus it's a health hazard since your 'facility' wouldn't be FDA inspected and up to code.
Is it normal to use your food stamps to buy items to make wine?
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No way, that's illegal.
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It is?
Since when is it illegal to make a wine brand and try to sell it?
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You have to have a license and be FDA inspected and be all official, I'm talking about home brew, you can't sell that, you can only make it for your own consumption.
Kind of like tobacco, you can grow it and use it for yourself, but you have to have licenses and pay special taxes and be all official with that too if you want to sell it. If you got caught selling those types of things without being official, it's illegal because mostly of tax evasion, alcohol and tobacco are highly taxed and regulated, plus it's a health hazard since your 'facility' wouldn't be FDA inspected and up to code.