SHIPPING POLICY

Due to the restrictions of many state laws, we only ship wine to those states where direct shipment is permitted by law. Clothing and other merchandise can be shipped anywhere in the United States.

In addition, each state imposes limitations on the amount of wine any particular adult state resident may receive by direct shipment. To ensure that you are able to order wine for direct shipment from our website, please consult the specific state requirements for your state.

Please note that all orders must be placed by persons over the age of 21 years, and that age verification will be required upon receipt of your wine. No wine will be delivered to visibly intoxicated persons and any person unable to provide age verification will forfeit their right to receive the shipment until identification is produced. In such circumstances, the order may either be held in storage at a local depot of the shipping company until appropriate identification is produced, or shipped back to the winery. All associated costs will be the responsibility of and be charged to the customer.

Orders require one business day for processing. If a product becomes backordered, allow one additional day for inventory replenishment. Orders placed on Saturday or Sunday will be processed on Monday, unless Monday is a holiday.

• FedEx Ground: 1-6 business days depending on zone
• FedEx Express Saver: 3 business days
• FedEx 2nd Day: 2 business days
• FedEx Overnight: 1 business day

Note:
Each 750ml wine bottle plus packaging weighs approximately three pounds. State and county tax will be added where applicable.

COMPLIANCE LAWS

Due to the restrictions of many state laws, we only ship wine to those states where direct shipment is permitted by law. Clothing and other merchandise can be shipped anywhere in the United States.

In addition, each state imposes limitations on the amount of wine any particular adult state resident may receive by direct shipment. To ensure that you are able to order wine for direct shipment from our website, please consult the specific state requirements for your state below.

Please note that all orders must be placed by persons over the age of 21 years, and that age verification will be required upon receipt of your wine. No wine will be delivered to visibly intoxicated persons and any person unable to provide age verification will forfeit their right to receive the shipment until identification is produced. In such circumstances the order may either be held in storage at a local depot of the shipping company until appropriate identification is produced, or shipped back to the winery. All associated costs will be the responsibility of and be charged to the customer.

At the present time, we ship to the following states:

Alaska - No limitations. (shipping is prohibited in dry areas)
California - No limitations.
Colorado - No limitations.
Connecticut - Two (2) cases every two months.
District of Columbia - One (1) case per month.
Florida - No limitations.
Georgia - Twelve (12) cases per household per year.
Hawaii - Six (6) cases per year per household.
Idaho - Two (2) cases per shipment; cannot exceed 24 cases per year.
Illinois - Twelve (12) cases per year.
Iowa - No limitations.
Kansas - Twelve (12) cases per consumer per year.
Maine - Twelve (12) cases per household per year.
Maryland - Coming Soon.
Michigan - 1,500 cases per year.
Minnesota - Two (2) cases per year.
Missouri - Two (2) cases per month.
Nebraska - One (1) case per month.
Nevada - Twelve (12) cases per year.
New Hampshire - Sixty (60) liters per year per household.
New Mexico - Two (2) cases per person per month.
New York - Thirty-six (36) cases per year.
North Carolina - Two (2) cases per month.
North Dakota - Three (3) cases per month.
Oregon - Two (2) cases per month.
South Carolina - Two (2) cases per month.
Tennessee- Three (3) cases per year.
Texas - 1 case per month no more then 4 cases per year.
Vermont - Twelve (12) cases per year.
Virginia - Two (2) cases per month.
Washington - No limitations.
West Virginia - Two (2) cases per month.
Wisconsin - 12 cases per year.
Wyoming - Two (2) cases per year.

If your state is not on this list, visit www.freethegrapes.org for more information.