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Brewery that offered free beer if Trump died loses liquor licence

Kirk Bangstad, owner of Wisconsin’s Minocqua Brewing Company, has vowed to “fight tooth and nail” after the state revoked his brewery’s operating permits. The action follows allegations that the company illegally transported beer from Illinois without the required permits or paying taxes. Bangstad, whose brewery previously made headlines for promising free beer if Donald Trump died, called the revocation an “absurd act of heavy-handedness” and plans to appeal.

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