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Why New York is Positioned to Take the Wine Industry by Storm: A Legal Perspective

Lindsey A. Zahn, April 2, 2014December 15, 2014

New York is home to over four hundred wineries as of March 2014. See New York Wine and Grape Foundation: Wineries by County. While this number may not compete with the amount of wineries currently housed by California, it makes New York home to the greatest number of wineries on the East…

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Maryland Border States Create Indirect Smuggling Routes for Direct Shipment of Wine

Lindsey A. Zahn, February 7, 2011December 15, 2014

Today, The Washington Post published an interesting article regarding the state of Maryland, its surrounding constituents, and direct shipment laws. Maryland is presently a state that does not allow direct shipment of wine to consumers; therefore, to obtain wine, a customer must purchase it from a store or other retail…

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Are More States Encouraging Direct Shipment of Wine?

Lindsey A. Zahn, February 2, 2011December 15, 2014

Contemporary publications indicate that much legal initiative with respect to direct shipment of wine and other alcoholic beverages appear within the legislative bodies of several states. These regulations show a favorable pattern for wine producers: the encouragement of direct shipment of wine products to consumers and stores. The states of…

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Extending The Granholm Interpretation: The Nexus of Illinois Wine Shipment And HB 0429

Lindsey A. Zahn, October 11, 2010December 15, 2014

On July 1, 2007, a bill called HB 0429 became law in the state of Illinois and amended the Liquor Control Act of 1934. (See Illinois Liquor Control Act of 1934.) Prior to the enforcement of HB 0429, Illinois constituents could have wine shipped to them from wineries or retailers that…

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