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Delaware Legalized Wine Shipping. Nobody Can Use It. (opens the original)
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After roughly thirty years of failed attempts, Delaware finally passed a direct-to-consumer wine shipping bill August 2025. It took effect on the August 15th of this year.I’ve spent a while now going through the text, and I don’t think Delaware residents are going to be getting wine shipped to their homes any time soon. The statute is fundamentally flawed.What the law saysSigned August 15, 2025. Effective August 15, 2026. Expires August 15, 2030.<st
Open Letter to Governor Bill Lee: Tennessee's Wine Rules Hurt US Producers (opens the original)
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Dear Governor Lee,Rather than send a letter by mail, I think Substack is the best place for the discussion, because I’d rather have this conversation in the open, with transparency, with you and with anyone else who ships wine, sells wine, or just wants to buy the bottle they actually want. The topic is direct sales of wine, and for that matter, any product in the beverage alcohol space.Tennessee is a genuinely lovely place. Great barbecue, great music, fireflies in the summer, and great people.
The Main Influencer of the US Wine Industry (opens the original)
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After watching what happened with the California Wine Institute’s influence and positioning on the truth in labeling issue, specifically them objecting to “American Wine” being made from 100% American juice, I thought I would see if there were other instances where they have done potential damage to the industry at the behest of their core membership as opposed to the overall industry, in which they claim to supportThe Wine Institute has done genuinely useful work for the California wine industr
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