“The first 25 cases I picked up, I actually drove around and delivered to 30-plus restaurants and microbreweries across the city from Etobicoke to East York. Once the CBC picked up the story and requests ramped up, Andrew “foresaw there being difficulties for some people to get to Lincoln to pick up directly from the distillery.” So, he offered distillery co-owner Geoff Dillon and front-of-house manager Whitney Rorison the option to rearrange his garage for distribution purposes and they agreed.

Andrew’s garage is a hub of activity scheduling deliveries and contactless pickups. He originally scheduled two official pickup dates during the first week on Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m., and one pickup date the following Tuesday from 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. “Of course that doesn’t always work for everyone’s schedule, so I’ve done what I can to accommodate, and have had people picking up every day, and have rescheduled other pickups for the remainder of the week and into the weekend.”

Sutton Group – Old Mill Realty Inc. wishes to thank Dillion’s Distillery, Andrew Kerr and all the other unnamed volunteers for helping our communities and first responders.

Multiple distilleries in Ontario have begun producing hand sanitizer. Some are giving the product away and others are selling it with proceeds donated to local food banks.