DevilsPGD wrote:
> >any smart person would just buy the beer when they get to canada. As
> >ypou probably know, keg beer has to be kept relative chilled, and once
> >you tap that sucker, its portability is not the greatest. Besides, in
> >canada and the us, driving with a keg that been tapped is a huge no-
> >no. Open container anyone?
>
> Unless your car has a trunk...
My father bought his first car in 1962, when he was 18. It was a 1952
Chevy. He mounted a keg in the trunk, ran copper line from there to the
interior, and had a tap serving draught right from the dashboard.
Attitudes towards drinking and driving were different back then, I guess.
If the OP could do something like that, he might be able to get away with
declaring the keg and its contents as "part of the vehicle", and thus
exempt from any duties. Or maybe not. :)
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