States We Ship To

Below you will find all the states we can ship wine to (as of 11/02/24) and the laws we have to follow for each state:

California:

• There are no quantity limits on the amount of wine that may be shipped to California consumers.
• State Sales Tax: Yes. 7.25%
• Local Sales Tax: Yes

West Virginia:

• Quantity Limits: 2 cases per person per month.
• Wine Liquor Distribution Tax: 5%
• Sate Sales Tax: Yes. 6%
• Local Sales Tax: Yes
• Shipping Tax: Yes
• Dry Cities/Counties: Brandonville in Preston County and the entirety of Calhoun County

Oregon:

• Quantity Limit: 5 cases per person per month.
• Sales Tax: No.

Florida:

• Quantity Limits: There are no quantity limits on the amount of wine that may be shipped to Florida consumers.
• Sales Tax: No
• Dry Counties: Lafayette and Liberty Counties 

New Mexico:

• Quantity Limits: 2 cases per person per month.
• State Sales Tax: Yes. 4.875% 
• Local Sales Tax: Yes
• Shipping Tax: Yes

North Dakota:

• Quantity Limits: 3 cases per person per month.
• State Sales Tax: Yes. 7% 
• Local Sales Tax: Yes
• Shipping Tax: Yes

New Hampshire:

• Quantity Limits: 12 Cases Per Person Per Year.
• Dry Towns: The only dry town is Ellsworth
• Sales Tax: No.
• Mark Up Fee: 8%

Nebraska:

• Quantity Limits: 12 Cases Per Person Per Year.
• State Sales Tax: 5.5%
• Local Sales Tax: Yes.
• Shipping Tax: Yes.

Washington, D.C.:

• Quantity Limits: 1 case (9 L) per person every 1 month.
• Sales Tax: No

Connecticut:

• Quantity Limits: 2 cases per person every 2 months.
• State Sales Tax: 6.35%
• Local Sales Tax: No 
• Shipping Tax: Yes

Vermont:

• Quantity Limits: 12 cases per person per year.
• State Sales Tax: Yes. 6%
• Local Sales Tax: Yes
• Shipping Tax: Yes
• Dry Cities/Counties: Baltimore (Zip Code: 05143) 

Wyoming:

• Quantity Limits: 12 cases per household per year.
• Sales Tax: No
• Direct Ship Tax: 12%