| 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 2 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. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| Nevada |
May not ship more than 200 cases per year for combined onsite and offsite sales to a consumer in this region. |
| New Hampshire |
The 5 dry cities are Brookfield, Ellsworth, Landaff, Monroe and Sharon. No direct shipper shall ship more than 60 individual containers of not more than one liter each of liquor and wine to any one licensee in New Hampshire or to any consumer or consumer's address in New Hampshire in any calendar year. |
| 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. |
| Ohio |
No quantity limits. Consumers are required to file tax payments. |
| Oregon |
May ship up to 2 cases (not more than 9 liters per case) of wine each month for personal use and not for resale. |
| 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. |
| West Virginia |
May ship no more than 2 cases of wine per month to a consumer. Shipments to dry areas are prohibited. |
| Wyoming |
This region has a limit of 2 cases per household 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 |
No quantity limits |
| Georgia |
May ship no more than 50 cases per year to consumers in this region. |
| 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." |
| Washington, D.C. |
This region has a limit of one quart per individual per month for combined onsite and offsite sales. |
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