Can i mail order wine tennessee

In Tennessee, the laws regarding shipping wine are a bit complex. Here's a breakdown:

Direct Shipping: Tennessee allows wineries to ship wine directly to consumers, but only if the winery is licensed and registered with the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC). This means you can order wine from a winery that is licensed to ship to Tennessee.

Retailer Shipping: However, Tennessee does not allow retailers (such as wine shops or online wine retailers) to ship wine to consumers. This means you cannot order wine from a retailer that is not licensed to ship to Tennessee.

Shipping Restrictions: Even if a winery is licensed to ship to Tennessee, there are still some restrictions to be aware of:

• The winery must be physically located in a state that allows wine shipping to Tennessee.
• The wine must be shipped in a sealed container and accompanied by a shipping manifest.
• The wine must be shipped to a person 21 years or older.
• The winery must comply with Tennessee's wine shipping regulations, including labeling and packaging requirements.

How to Order Wine from a Tennessee Winery: If you want to order wine from a Tennessee winery, you can do so through their website, by phone, or by visiting their tasting room. Make sure to check the winery's shipping policies and availability before placing your order.

Some Popular Tennessee Wineries: Here are a few well-known Tennessee wineries that ship wine to consumers:

• Chateau Morrisette (Johnson City)
• Cynthiana Winery (Cynthiana)
• Hillside Winery (Spring Hill)
• Mountain Valley Winery (Tullahoma)
• Smith House Winery (Spring Hill)

Remember to always check the winery's shipping policies and availability before placing your order. Happy sipping!