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State Shipping Laws: Arizona

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Summary

Limited direct shipments permitted (annual on-site visit required each calendar year), 2 cases annually. "ON-SITE LAW" Effective, September 18, 2003, SB 1316 allows allows wineries to ship to Arizona consumers, as long as the consumer has physically visited the winery during the calendar year and paid for all future orders during when visiting the winery. If Arizona consumers wish to have additional wine shipped to themselves in subsequent years, they will need to physically visit the winery each and every year and pay for all shipments at the winery. Containers must be marked for delivery requiring adult signature and shipping address must be to a business or residential address. "PERMIT LAW" As of 9/21/2006, wineries producing up to 20,000 gallons of wine annually are eligible to apply for a direct-to-consumer permit for on-site and off-site sales. The permit allows unlimited shipments and requires excise and sales tax to be paid.

License Required

Winery must obtain a license from the state in order to ship wine directly to consumers.

A license costing $300.00 is required for offsite sales, and must be renewed every year with the following exception: Only wineries producing less than 20,000 gallons annually may apply for the permit..

Offsite Rules

Onsite Rules

Arizona

Contact Information

Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control: 800 W. Washington; Fifth Floor; Phoenix, AZ 85007; Phone: 602 542 5141; Fax: 602 542 5707
Arizona Department of Revenue Transaction Privilege (Sales) and Use Tax returns and payments: P.O. Box 29010; Phoenix, AZ 85038-9204; Phone: 800 843-7196