Optional states that require label registration

Modified on Thu, 11 Jun at 4:15 PM


Some states require label registration before you can sell and ship adult beverages there. Registration is optional. You choose which labels to register in which states, and we handle the filing for you. Once a state approves a registration, that product becomes available for sale there.

Fees and renewal at a glance

StateState fee (per label)Vinoshipper fee (per label)Registration validity
Alabama (AL)None$15Doesn't expire
Arkansas (AR)$20$15Expires annually on June 30
Connecticut (CT)
Distribution in CT, or under 7% ABV
$200$25Renew every 3 years
Connecticut (CT)
No CT distribution, 7% ABV or higher
NoneNoneNo registration needed
Michigan (MI)None$15Doesn't expire
Mississippi (MS)None$15Doesn't expire
Montana (MT)None$15Doesn't expire
New Jersey (NJ)$23$15Expires annually on Dec 31

State-specific notes

Arkansas (AR)

  • Products under 7% ABV don't have a COLA — instead, we file copies of the label(s) with the ABV and government warning clearly visible.

Connecticut (CT)

  • If you have distribution in CT, or the product is under 7% ABV: Sign a Connecticut Production letter via Docusign and provide certified lab results or a notarized statement of alcohol.
  • If you do not have distribution in CT, or the product is 7% ABV or higher: Sign a Connecticut Confirmation letter via Docusign.

Michigan (MI)

  • You'll sign a Michigan Production Agreement via Docusign.
  • Processing time: approximately 12 weeks after filing
  • Products under 7% ABV don't have a COLA. Instead, we file copies of the label(s) with the ABV and government warning clearly visible.

Important: Not available for imported products.

Montana (MT)

  • You can change a product's vintage without refiling.
  • Products over 16% ABV can't be registered in Montana.
  • Products under 7% ABV don't have a COLA. Instead, we file copies of the label(s) with the ABV and government warning clearly visible.

How to register

Tell us which products you'd like to sell in which states, and we'll take it from there. Email customer service to get started.

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