Four Roses announced it’s suspending distillery operations starting March 20 with plans to restart April 6.

Last week, Four Roses announced it was suspending all guest tours, tastings and visitor center operations. All non-production employees have transitioned to working remotely, the company said.

“We have made these decisions keeping the health of our employees and our communities foremost in our minds,” said Ryan Ashley, Chief Operating Officer at Four Roses, in a prepared statement.

Four Roses is continually monitoring the ever-changing developments and following the guidance of the CDC and other authorities. Updates will be provided as they become available, they said.