Discover the best way to get wine shipped to your state. We explain the alcohol delivery laws and regulations in different US states, and which companies are the best to choose to get a wine shipment.
There aren’t many laws or regulations that make it difficult to ship alcohol to the state of Florida. It’s easy to find retailers and wine clubs that will deliver wine pretty much all over the state without any issues. However, there are two dry counties within the state that have made it completely illegal to … Read more
Ordering alcohol in many states is pretty simple, but it’s a different story in Delaware. In short, it’s illegal to ship alcohol of any kind within this state. The only exception to this law is if a resident of Delaware visits a retailer or winery in-person, makes the purchase on-site, then ships the product home. … Read more
Luckily for residents of Connecticut, the state has an open permit when it comes to shipping and receiving alcohol. This means receiving wine in the mail is very simple if you live in this state. Overall, the alcohol shipping laws in Connecticut are laid-back for the consumer, but are more of a pain for the … Read more
Wine lovers in the state of Colorado can rejoice because alcohol shipping laws within this state are incredibly laid back. It’s really easy to receive wine from wine clubs or retailers in the mail as a resident of Colorado, and the only thing you have to be aware of is the labeling of the package, … Read more
There are many states that have restrictions on ordering wine online, but California isn’t one of them. It’s incredibly easy to receive wine in the mail in California, as the alcohol shipping laws are incredibly lax. There are a couple of things you must know when ordering wine online in California, but these stipulations aren’t … Read more
Ordering wine online in many states is pretty simple, but some have incredibly strict alcohol shipping laws that make it very difficult to receive wine in the mail. Unfortunately, Arkansas is one of those states. Many wine clubs and retailers don’t ship to Arkansas, as the law states that the transaction must be made in … Read more
Ordering wine online can pose problems in some states, as there are sometimes rules around shipping alcohol. Luckily for those who live in Arizona, you will not encounter this problem as it’s incredibly easy to receive wine in this state. There are a few small stipulations to follow but they are incredibly lenient, so following … Read more
Shipping wine within the United States can be confusing, because it’s up to the state whether or not you can receive wine in the mail. Alaska brings an extra layer of complication to the mix, because it can be harder to find retailers that ship outside of the mainland United States. The good news is … Read more
When it comes to shipping wine in the United States, the rules can be a bit confusing. While most states permit winery-to-consumer shipments, the majority do not allow retailer-to-consumer shipments, including the state of Michigan. Also, wineries in Michigan need a special license to ship wine to their customers. In this guide, we’ve explained how … Read more