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To: William Lewis Perdue III who wrote (2243)	12/16/1998 1:34:00 PM
From: Matthew J. Landi	Respond to of 2595

Sorry, but there are now only 12 reciprocity states, Maine repealed its reciprocity provision on September 15, 1997: California Colorado Idaho Illinois Iowa Minnesota Missouri New Mexico Oregon Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Reciprocal shipments legislation have these provisions in common: 1.Shipments can be made only from states to states that afford each other the same reciprocal privilege. 2.Sales must be made only to persons over the age of 21 and the shipping container must be clearly marked to indicate that it cannot be delivered to a minor or to an intoxicated person. 3.Wine shipped under these provisions is for personal consumption only and is not for resale. 4.A case can contain no more than 9 liters of wine. Additionally, the following states have some provision that allows for limited direct shipments, but wineries should view this list with caution. Some of these states impose substantial compliance requirements that make shipment on a regular basis impractical. Some states require the consumer to obtain licenses or permits to receive shipment. Wineries should not view these states as "direct" states without a thorough assessment of the compliance requirements: List of Limited [and for some states, we really mean LIMITED!!!] Personal Importation States (Not "Reciprocal") Alabama Alaska Connecticut Dist. Columbia Florida Hawaii Louisiana Massachusetts Michigan Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Vermont Wyoming Finally, the following states have enacted provisions that make it expressly unlawful to ship wine directly to a consumer- List of States Where Shipments are Punishable as Felonies: Florida Georgia Indiana Kentucky North Carolina Oklahoma Tennessee List of States Where Shipments are Expressly Prohibited: Arizona Arkansas Delaware Georgia Indiana Kansas Kentucky Maine Maryland Mississippi Montana New York North Carolina North Dakota South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia