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You can have socks, televisions, books, barbecue, pharmaceutical drugs and nearly anything else delivered to you after buying it from internet retailers. But in 37 states you may not have wine sent to you from an out-of-state wine store or retailer. Your state representative—the ones who hear from local wine stores and local wholesalers urging them to continue to ban wine shipments—don't think you care. Show them you do.

Take 30 seconds to fill out your address and send your state representatives an email asking them to support the direct shipment of wine from out-of-state wine stores and retailers. Unless they hear from consumers like you and not just from those who want protection from competition, the lawmakers in your state will never have your back. They'll never change the laws. They'll just keep ignoring your needs and keep protecting those who dole out campaign contributions and who whisper in their ear.

Make yourself and your opinion known. Take 30 seconds to fill out your name and address below, click send, and we will make sure the message below goes straight to your state representatives telling them you want your Wine Freedom! Feel free to alter the message or send it "as is".

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SPECIAL NOTE:	This message can only be sent from residents of the following states: AL, AZ, AR, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NJ, NY, NC, OH, OK, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, WA, WI, WY
Subject:	Request Help in Changing Wine Shipping Laws
Message:	How is it that I can receive deliveries to my door of pharmaceutical drugs, tools, electronics, books, toys, food and nearly anything else from out-of-state stores and Internet retailers...but not wine? This restriction is absurd. I'm writing to request that you support or sponsor a bill that would legalize shipments from out-of-state wine stores and Internet wine retailers. More often than not hard-to-find wines, rare wines and collectible wines simply are not available at local, in-state stores and they can't get them. This is particularly the case with imported wines. Yet, I see them sold at other wine stores in other states. But shipment into our state is banned by law. This is absurd. States across the country have legalized shipments from both out-of-state wineries and out-of-state retailers. Why can't we?? Please consider adding such legislation to your agenda.
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