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» Beverage Industry News » Business of Beer » A Peek on How Brewery Tap Rooms May Reopen

A Peek on How Brewery Tap Rooms May Reopen

Beverage Industry News» Business of Beerposted Apr 15th, 2020 04:22:04PM by Tom McCormick

California Governor Gavin Newson laid out a rough sketch on how he will direct businesses to operate once the state begins to reopen as COVID-19 cases decrease. The Governor said that restaurants (and presumably bars and brewery tap rooms) will have to follow strict precautionary measures in their serving areas. This may be a peek at what a reopening will look like across much of the US.

The guidelines include taking customer temperatures at the door, requiring servers to wear masks and gloves, reducing the number of tables by 50% to increase physical distancing and providing disposable menus.

The Governor did not set a date for beginning a reopen process.

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Tom McCormick

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Comments

  1. Gregory says

    April 15, 2020 at 7:55 pm

    Dictator Newsom

  2. dwayne moran says

    April 15, 2020 at 8:35 pm

    They going to pay 50% of my overhead? We can figure out whats best for our customers and our business.

  3. Kuuipoaloha says

    April 16, 2020 at 9:37 am

    Take out 50% seating allowing 25 people in tasting room what about event party area? I might as well closed. 50% of sells!

  4. Tim says

    April 17, 2020 at 11:00 am

    Allowances designed to take away assistance that has not realty materialized, while not helping the situation at all. We will just install a big tub of sanitizer and have everyone entering the taproom jump in!.

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