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Law's For Shipping Wine to New Hampshire

Guide To Law's For Shipping Wine
In New Hampshire

HB 1339 effective July 1, 1998, provides for the definition and registration of " direct shippers." $228 permit fee annually.

No direct shipper shall ship more than 60 individual containers of not more than one liter each of liquor and wine to any one licensee in New Hampshire or to any consumer or consumer's address in New Hampshire in any calendar year. Furthermore, in the event any manufacturer or wholesaler direct shipper wishes to ship more than a total of 1,200 individual containers of not more than one liter each of any particular liquor or wine directly to any combination of licensees and/or consumers in New Hampshire, the shipper shall offer to sell a matching amount to the commission or beer distributor at wholesale prices.

No direct shipper shall ship more than 27 gallons of beer or beverage in individual containers of not more than one liter to any consumer's address in New Hampshire in any calendar year. No direct shipper shall ship beer or beverage to a New Hampshire licensee.

There are recordkeeping and reporting requirements to take advantage of the "direct shipper" law. Please consult the text of HB 1339 for further information.

Individual may bring into state 3 quarts without a permit; may bring in up to 3 gallons if special permit obtained from State Liquor Commission, Storrs Street, Concord 03301. (¶7051) (N.H.S.§175:6).