Man faces tax charge in homemade cider case

A north county businessman has gone on trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court charged with failing to pay tax on cider he produced on his farm and sold in farmers’ markets.

Man faces tax charge in homemade cider case

A north county businessman has gone on trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court charged with failing to pay tax on cider he produced on his farm and sold in farmers’ markets.

David Llewellyn, who runs the Fruit of the Vine farm on Quickpenny Road, Lusk, County Dublin has pleaded not guilty to two counts of evading excise duty on cider produced by him.

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