If you are a resident of Texas and you wanted to buy your wine from…let’s say, oh well …California (gasp) it was a no-can-do situation. But there is a little piece of paper sitting on the Governor’s desk right now waiting to be signed. If all goes well, you lucky Texans will be able to buy from any winery that forks out the $75 needed for a permit to ship wine to Texas. Texas could open up to direct shipping
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Somewhat old news now. Here’s the states official word on it now:
http://www.tabc.state.tx.us/LegInfo/Wine/Default.htm