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Australia Takes on Mexico s Tipple (Just Don t Call It Tequila)

Australia Takes on Mexico’s Tipple (Just Don’t Call It Tequila) May 10 2021, 7:44 PM May 08 2021, 12:30 AM May 10 2021, 7:44 PM (Bloomberg) (Bloomberg) If you’re looking for a symbol of tequila’s meteoric rise in recent years, a large-scale agave farm just inland from Australia’s Great Barrier Reef nearly 8,000 miles away from Mexico might be a good place to start. The plantation belongs to Top Shelf International Holdings Ltd., a Melbourne-based spirits company that listed on the Australian stock exchange in December and already slings vodka and whiskey to the domestic market. Next up, it plans to go international with agave spirits, one of the world’s fastest-growing hard liquors.

Things to Do in Las Vegas This Weekend

9 Actually Fun Things to Do in ‌Las‌ ‌Vegas‌ ‌This‌ ‌Weekend‌ ‌ Thrillist 6 days ago © Photo courtesy of Caesars Palace Bacchanal Buffet The Jonas Brothers just announced a new Remember This tour that kicks off with a pair of Vegas shows this August at the Park Theater. The name is appropriate since the pop trio had to scrap a planned residency at the same venue about a year ago. Remember that? The news reflects a change of fortune for the Vegas Strip, which is suddenly welcoming huge crowds again. Mask requirements are dropping for the vaccinated and if you re worried about the effectiveness of the trust system, here s an easy solution: make sure to get jabbed yourself. Protect yourself as well as those around you as we look forward to all the cool stuff happening this weekend.

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Small brewers and distillers to receive $225 million in excise tax relief

May 3, 2021 Small craft brewers and distillers are set to benefit from $225 million in tax relief from July, under new changes to excise tax that will be included in the upcoming federal budget. Under a plan to “support jobs” in the sector, the excise refund cap for small brewers and distillers will be boosted from $100,000 to $350,000 per year, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Assistant Treasurer Michael Sukkar said in a joint statement on Saturday. Eligible brewers and distillers will also receive a 100% refund of any excise duty they pay, rather than the 60% refund that currently exists up to a cap of $100,000. Drew Fairchild, co-founder and managing director of Top Shelf International, says he “welcomes” the government’s announcement, which will “undoubtedly” make a difference to businesses in the sector.

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