By Wine For Blondes, an excellent wine reference website, features the following video detailing the particularities of wine law and the development of wine law. The video itself was filmed for a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) session and gives an overview of exactly what wine law in the United States entails. For those On Reserve readers who have questioned the background of wine regulation, constitutionally and otherwise, in the United States, this video is a great reference to learn more about the legal background of wine.
DISCLAIMER: This blog post is for general information purposes only, is not intended to constitute legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship results. Please consult your own attorney for legal advice.
This post is for general information purposes only and is not legal advice. Reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Nice blog.
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Also, here’s a useful resource on Maryland:
MBBWL was formed in 2005 to advocate for beer & wine laws that:
1) benefit consumers;
2) promote competition;
3) protect the environment; and
4) support Maryland’s brewers and wineries.
Hi Scott:
Thank you so much for your comment; I will definitely look into the information on wine laws in Maryland for an upcoming article. I will also be sure to read up more about your company.
Thanks again!
Greetings to Lindsey Zahn. Nov-8 was my first awareness of your lega;/wine content. Have you considered to publish some of your content in print such as our U.S. wine industry journal [30 years of service]?
I welcome your personal contact and invite you to review sample content on our website.
Best Regards,
Hi Don:
Thank you for visiting On Reserve and thank you very much for this opportunity; I will look into your journal and be in touch.
Thank you again for this kind offer.
Lindsey