Wineries outside of California are required to pay a $10 fee and obtain a direct shipping permit. California wineries do not have to pay the $10 fee or apply for a permit to ship direct-to-consumer in state.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales. Label registration is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales to this region and must be renewed every 3 years. The cost of this registration is $235 per label. You must register all labels that you ship into the state. If you currently hold a Connecticut Wholesale License, you need not apply for an additional direct shipping license; you must have your Wholesale License amended to reflect direct-to-consumer shipping as well.

A winery shipping to one of Hawaii's four islands must have an approved Direct Wine Shipper's License issued by the local island commission and be registered with the Hawaii Department of Taxation. There is a separate application and application fee for each of the 4 counties in the state of Hawaii. A General Excise Tax and Liquor License is issued by the Department of Taxation and wineries must complete the State of Hawaii Basic Business Application.You may order any combination of licenses with this purchase for: All Counties, Hawaii County, Honolulu County, Kauai County, Maui County. A ShipCompliant Representative will contact you to confirm your combination order.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales. The cost of the Out-of-State Winery Shipping License varies depending upon how much wine is produced by the supplier per year. Brand and Label Registration are required at no additional cost.

Beginning July 1, 2010, wineries must obtain a license in order to ship to Iowa consumers. The license fee is $25 and will require a bond. The license should be renewed annually and shippers must file monthly reports and pay excise taxes.

Wineries are required to obtain a direct-to-consumer license issued by the Louisiana Department of Revenue and register to pay sales tax before making any on-site or off-site direct-to-consumer shipments. Wineries with wholesaler representation in Louisiana are prohibited from making any off-site shipments. Wineries without wholesaler representation in Louisiana are allowed to ship on-site and off-site purchases to consumers.

Direct Wine Shipper’s Permit cost is $200 and must be renewed annually. A $1000 bond is required to obtain the license.

Missouri requires all wineries to have a Direct Wine Shipper's License for on-site and off-site sales. There is no application fee and excise taxes must be paid annually.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales.

New Hampshire requires all wineries to have a Direct Wine Shipper's License for on-site and off-site sales. Direct Shippers must complete a monthly report regardless of activity.

The New Mexico Wine Shipping Permit goes into effect on July 1, 2011.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales. This license does not expire, but a new application must be submitted if there is a change in ownership or location.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales. Wineries producing 250,000 gallons or more annually are prohibited from shipping to consumers. All products being shipped into Ohio require label registration with the state ($50 per label).

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales and renews every 2 years.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales and renews biannually. The winery must obtain a tax permit and two-year bond to apply for this license.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales. If a winery is shipping both from their on-site facility and a fulfillment house, a license must be issued for each location.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales. Shipments to dry areas are prohibited. The Direct Shippers Application requires applicants to request a Letter of Good Standing from the State of California (or state of domicile) and provide a list of brands that are to be shipped to West Virginia.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales.

Wineries outside of California are required to pay a $10 fee and obtain a direct shipping permit. California wineries do not have to pay the $10 fee or apply for a permit to ship direct-to-consumer in state.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales. Label registration is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales to this region and must be renewed every 3 years. The cost of this registration is $235 per label. You must register all labels that you ship into the state. If you currently hold a Connecticut Wholesale License, you need not apply for an additional direct shipping license; you must have your Wholesale License amended to reflect direct-to-consumer shipping as well.

A winery shipping to one of Hawaii's four islands must have an approved Direct Wine Shipper's License issued by the local island commission and be registered with the Hawaii Department of Taxation. There is a separate application and application fee for each of the 4 counties in the state of Hawaii. A General Excise Tax and Liquor License is issued by the Department of Taxation and wineries must complete the State of Hawaii Basic Business Application.You may order any combination of licenses with this purchase for: All Counties, Hawaii County, Honolulu County, Kauai County, Maui County. A ShipCompliant Representative will contact you to confirm your combination order.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales. The cost of the Out-of-State Winery Shipping License varies depending upon how much wine is produced by the supplier per year. Brand and Label Registration are required at no additional cost.

Wineries are required to obtain a direct-to-consumer license issued by the Louisiana Department of Revenue and register to pay sales tax before making any on-site or off-site direct-to-consumer shipments. Wineries with wholesaler representation in Louisiana are prohibited from making any off-site shipments. Wineries without wholesaler representation in Louisiana are allowed to ship on-site and off-site purchases to consumers.

Missouri requires all wineries to have a Direct Wine Shipper's License for on-site and off-site sales. There is no application fee and excise taxes must be paid annually.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales.

New Hampshire requires all wineries to have a Direct Wine Shipper's License for on-site and off-site sales. Direct Shippers must complete a monthly report regardless of activity.

$375 fee is for 3 years. Direct shipments for on-site and off-site sales are permitted. An applicant's winery licensed state must provide reciprocity to New York before New York will issue a direct shipping license. Wineries must obtain 3 types of permits (a sales tax permit, a direct shipper's permit, and a "distributors" permit to allow excise tax payments).

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales. Wineries producing 250,000 gallons or more annually are prohibited from shipping to consumers. All products being shipped into Ohio require label registration with the state ($50 per label).

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales and renews every 2 years.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales. If a Washington state winery has a Domestic Winery permit, nothing additional is required. If an out-of-state winery holds a Wine Certificate of Approval, you do not need to apply for a wine shipper license, but you must get a “no fee” endorsement in order to ship to consumers.

A license is required for shipping on-site and off-site sales and renews biannually. The winery must register to pay sales and excise tax and obtain a $1,000 bond to apply for this license.