2011 Wines&Vines DTC Study

ShipCompliant, the main US winery compliance service, and Wines & Vines, a trade publication, teamed up to look at the direct-to-consumer (DTC) wine market in the US yet again, this time in the 2011 annual report.

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yet serviceThe overall news about direct-to-consumer wine shipments presented yesterday at ShipCompliant’s annual conference was very good for U.S. wineries. Both volume and value of DtC shipments were up by more than 11% over the previous year. Digging deeper into the data provided by ShipCompliant and Wines & Vines revealed where the many successes—and a few disappointments—in sales performance occurred.

Read more at: http://www.winesandvines.com/sections/printout_article.cfm?article=headline&content=89608#
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New Bill Allows Direct Shipment

Wineries in Maryland and elsewhere may send bottles straight to their customers' door in the state if a bill passed through the legislature is signed into law by Gov. Martin O'Malley.

Direct Wine Shipper Forms & FAQs

We finally did it!
Click below to learn more about obtaining Maryland's Direct Wine Shippers Permit.

Direct Wine Shipper Permit Info

Maryland State Assembly Committees

Alcohol bills are heard by two committees, the EHEA in the senate and the ECM in the house. For more information on these committees and their subcommittees you can visit the committee home page.

EHEA ECM

Wineries with Permits

Wineries Able to Ship to MD

Here is a link to the Comptroller's website. Search for "DW-Direct Wine Shippers Permit" under permit type.

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