[Sca-cooks] Wines at a Feast **The New Policy**

[Phil Troy / G. Tacitus Adamantius]

On Apr 22, 2006, at 10:48 AM, Tom Vincent wrote:

> Are servers at a feast 'acting in an official capacity'?
>
>
> Duriel

Probably not, but the event steward and the officers of the hosting  
group are, and are more or less responsible for what goes on.

Adamantius

>
>
> Terry Decker wrote:
>> Note that the prohibition is specifically for the SCA, any of it's  
>> branches, or any individual acting for the SCA in an official  
>> capacity..  Nothing prohibits wine being donated to the feast and  
>> served by individuals, who are not acting in an official capacity.
>>
>> In Namron, we have a very strong group of brewers and vintners  
>> that donate their work at various events, as long as the site  
>> owners permit alcohol to be consumed on the site.  They control  
>> the distribution and they check ages to meet state law.   They  
>> also arrange all alcohol related events, such as competitions and  
>> tastings.
>>
>> Bear
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