Wine Farms and a Virus That Doesn’t Discriminate
Government lockdown regulations cover a range of provisions for hospitality, entertainment and leisure industries.
The COVID-precaution focus of most businesses is fairly standard in that their activities are mostly singularly homogenous – either in serving food, providing exercise facilities or offering accommodation.
The typical wine farm in contrast offers a host of varied services:
- vineyards offer walking or bicycling environments and in-a-manner act as “public parks”
- farm shops are often open for sit-down and/or takeaway meals and as such act as “restaurants” or “takeaways”
- farm gift shops can be seen as “non-essential retail outlets”
- cellar-based wine sales currently fall under “essential goods supply”
- a farm visitor centre with toilet facilities can be deemed essential for providing “public toilets”
Given that this mix of service offerings can potentially attract a complex set of local authority regulations, it is useful for both residents as well as community services to be kept abreast of a specific local attraction’s protection regulations and its current open or closed status.
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