SmartServe Ontario Practice Exam

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Can a restaurant serve homemade wine brought in by a customer?

Yes
No
Only if it's shared with other customers
Only upon request

The correct answer is: No

The correct response to whether a restaurant can serve homemade wine brought in by a customer is that it is generally not permitted. In Ontario, the laws surrounding alcohol service are strict, and establishments are required to serve only licensed products. This regulation ensures that all alcohol served, including wine, adheres to safety standards and licensing laws. Allowing homemade wine could potentially lead to various issues, such as health concerns over the product's safety and quality, as well as complications with compliance and liability. These laws are designed to protect both the consumer and the establishment. While there may be exceptions or specific circumstances in other jurisdictions, in the case of Ontario, the prohibition on serving homemade wine is clear and helps maintain overall regulatory standards within the hospitality industry.