Washington § 66.20.365 - Direct sale of wine to consumer — Requirements for wineries.

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§ 66.20.365. Direct sale of wine to consumer — Requirements for wineries.

Before wine may be shipped by a domestic winery or an out-of-state winery to a person who is a resident of Washington, the winery must:
(1) Obtain a wine shipper's permit under procedures prescribed by the board by rule and pay a fee established by the board, if the winery is located outside the state; or
(2) Be licensed as a domestic winery by the board and have paid the annual license fee.
[ 2006 c 49 s 2.]

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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