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  You may see wording like oak aged or oak influenced on wine labels. In order to be guaranteed that oak barrels were used and not oak chip as is commonly used for less expensive wines, you must see the word “barrel” in the description. |
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Beverage Containers Information The Department of Environment is responsible for the administration of the Beverage Containers Act, and Alcool NB Liquor must abide by the requirements of the Act that apply to beverage alcohol containers. The link on this page will allow the viewer to access information provided by Environment that relates to the redemption of beverage alcohol containers and more generally to any containers that fall under the Act. It also provides a list of redemption centres operating in the Province of New Brunswick. The information found through this link is provided as a service by Alcool NB Liquor. We do not have any responsibility for the accuracy of the information. Should you have any questions about the Beverage Containers Act and the redemption process, the questions should be directed to the Department of Environment. http://www.gnb.ca/0009/0372/0004/index-e.asp
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