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Beamish Family Case Study: Deep Roots Distillery

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While analysis the case, it’s stated that Deep Roots Distillery is located at the Beamish Orchard in Warren Grove, Prince Edward Island, Canada. (Beamish, 2016) Prince Edward Island (PEI) has approximately 140,000 residents, consequently measuring in slightly larger than the state of Delaware. (Beamish, 2016) According to the case it also stated that PEI is a popular tourist destination with 1.3 million visitors annually. (Beamish, 2016) The Beamish Family began growing tree and field fruit in 1990 therefore; the orchard is 10 acres with approximately 500 trees. (Beamish,

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