| Eligible States |
| Alaska |
May ship only to Anchorage, Juneau, Sitka and Fairbanks. FedEx has approved shipments only to certain zip codes (we check with FedEx before shipping). |
| California |
No quantity limits. |
| Colorado |
No quantity limits. |
| Florida |
There are 5 dry counties in Florida where direct wine shipments are prohibited: Lafayette, Liberty, Madison, Suwannee and Washington. Consumers are required to file tax payments. |
| Honolulu |
This region has a limit of 6 cases per household, per year, for combined onsite and offsite sales. |
| Illinois |
May not ship more than 12 cases of wine (each case containing not more than 9 liters) per year to any adult Illinois resident. |
| Iowa |
May not ship more than 18 liters of wine per month to a consumer in this region. |
| Louisiana |
There is a limit of 4 cases per household, per year, for combined onsite and offsite purchases. |
| Maui |
This region has a limit of 6 cases per household, per year, for combined onsite and offsite sales. Required before we can ship: names, addresses and birth dates of both the purchaser and the receiver. |
| Michigan |
May not ship more than 1,500 cases per year to a consumer in this region for onsite and offsite sales. |
| Minnesota |
Wineries may ship, for personal use and not for resale, not more than 2 cases of wine, containing a maximum of 9 liters per case, in any calendar year to a consumer in this region. |
| Missouri |
May not ship more than 2 cases (each case containing not more than 9 liters) of wine per month to a consumer in this region. |
| Nevada |
May not ship more than 12 cases per individual, per year, for combined onsite and offsite sales. |
| New Hampshire |
The 5 dry cities are Brookfield, Ellsworth, Landaff, Monroe and Sharon. May not ship more than 60 bottles per household, per year, for combined offsite and onsite sales with the following exception: bottle size maximum of 1 liter. |
| New Mexico |
This region has a limit of 2 cases per individual, per month, for combined onsite and offsite sales with the following exception: case to contain no more than 9 liters. |
| New York |
This region has a limit of 36 cases per individual, per year, for combined offsite and onsite sales. |
| Ohio |
This state has a limit of 24 cases per household, per year, for combined onsite and offsite sales. |
| Oregon |
This state has a limit of 2 cases per individual, per month, for combined offsite and onsite sales. |
| Texas |
May not ship more than 3 gallons within any 30 day period to the same customer for combined onsite and offsite sales. |
| Virginia |
This region has a limit of 2 cases per individual, per month, for combined onsite and offsite sales with the following exception: a case may not exceed 9 liters. |
| Washington |
No quantity limits. |
| Washington, D.C. |
This region has a limit of 1 quart per individual, per month, for combined onsite and offsite sales. |
| West Virginia |
May ship no more than 2 cases of wine per month to a consumer with the following exception: maximum 9 liters per case. |
| Wyoming |
This state has a limit of 3 cases (36 liters) per individual, per year, for combined onsite and offsite sales with the following exception: a case must not exceed 9 liters (rule is on fiscal year basis from July 1-June 30 every year).
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| Arizona |
This state has a limit of 2 cases per individual, per year, for onsite sales. The consumer must visit one time each calendar year. This rule only applies to the "on-site" shipping law. |
| Georgia |
This state has a limit of 5 cases per individual, per year, for onsite sales. |
| Kansas |
No quantity limits. |
| Rhode Island |
"The law permits, however, out-of-state wineries to ship wine orders that are "personally placed by the purchaser at the manufacturer's premises, for shipment to an address in Rhode Island, for non-business purposes." |
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