Tagged: Direct Shipping

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Kentucky’s new law allowing breweries, distilleries and wineries to ship direct to consumers all over the U.S. should be the model for the country. But special interests that want to keep consumers paying more for alcohol and limit choice to protect their fiefdoms will try to stop people from achieving this freedom.

A review of Kentucky HB 415 examines its 2020 direct-shipping framework for producers, permits, and consumer access, subject to destination-state rules.

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Here is Chicago’s FAQ on food and liquor licensees’ ability to deliver and sell to-go during the state imposed ban of on-premise consumption.

Chicago’s March 2020 FAQ addressed alcohol and food delivery and takeout for licensees during the shutdown of on-premise service.

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Ignoring the circling Byrd, Court denies Missouri citizens the right to receive direct wine shipments from out-of-state retailers citing Southern Wine and Spirits precedent

A 2019 Missouri ruling applies Southern Wine precedent to retailer shipping restrictions while the Supreme Court’s Tennessee Wine case remains pending.

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A blow to three-tiers. 7th Circuit sides with expansion of Granholm – allowing lawsuit challenging Illinois’s ban on direct shipping of liquor, beer, and spirits from out-of-state retailers.

The Seventh Circuit’s 2018 Lebamoff ruling allows a challenge to Illinois’ restrictions on direct shipments from out-of-state retailers to proceed.