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and should therefore be permitted to conduct tastings and on site sales for on- and off-premises consumption.
The 20th Judicial Circuit Court agreed with Mr. Stewart last November. According to the ruling written by Judge Jeffrey Parker:
“The subject Ordinance is very brief and very plain. It permits processing, storing, and sales of agricultural products. The Administrator determined that making beer constituted an agricultural use for zoning purposes.
“Therefore, he can not discriminate now as to the kind of sale permitted. This is no different than if the land owner were growing and selling tomatoes.
“He could sell them in bulk or sell them one at a time on the property. He could allow a buyer to taste a slice. Here the agricultural product is beer, and it is no different than tomatoes when applying this Section once the activity has been categorized by the Administrator under 170-36 G.”
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