Montana tax revenue from weed projected to go up, but wine, beer stay relatively flat
Strains of marijuana are displayed at Fruit Factory in Columbia Falls on Wednesday, Dec. 22. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Hold the pinot noir, but raise a joint for the Montana economy.
Tax revenue from wine is forecast to be relatively flat in the Treasure State the next couple of years, and despite Montana’s claims to fame in microbrewing, per capita beer consumption is on the same path, according to revenue projections in Gov...
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