While the popularity of shipping alcohol direct-to-consumer has been growing for some time, retailers are just now starting to take more advantage of this channel to reach new customers. This white paper outlines key regulatory and tax considerations for shipping DtC as an off-premise retailer.

Brewers and distillers entering the direct-to-consumer (DtC) shipping market face a variety of regulatory requirements. This white paper examines how breweries and spirits producers can navigate what is arguably the most difficult among them: keeping up with state tax obligations.

We celebrate the dedication and creativity of our customers, who said through their actions, “Wherever you are, we’ll bring the drinks!”

The Direct-to-Consumer (DtC) Beer Shipping Report documents strong interest in this growing channel among craft beer lovers and brewers alike.

Sovos ShipCompliant and Wines Vines Analytics provide the most comprehensive report for insights into the direct-to-consumer wine shipping market.

Managing beverage alcohol compliance and tax in a rapidly evolving regulatory environment takes expertise and a relentless attention to detail. Partnering with a trusted solution provider can be the key ingredient to ensuring regulatory success and mitigating risk.

Address validation is a critical aspect of the ordering process for beverage alcohol direct-to-consumer shippers.

An interactive calculator and map that enable informed decision-making about entering new direct-to-consumer wine shipping markets

In this guide for breweries looking to expanding into new states, we review the numerous rules and requirements that must be attended to for a successful, compliant expansion. Learn about what is allowed where, what isn’t, and what’s required of your business by state and federal regulators before any inadvertent missteps that can lead to fines or other penalties.

DtC shipping can be a great way to grow your beverage alcohol business, but where to start?