Let's be honest; the laws for forming a brewery or winery are anything but exciting.
Even we would rather be formulating recipes, choosing logos, brewing, and quality testing. But, before you can open any brewery or winery,
you need to know the laws.
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21 Questions About Opening a Brewery in the United States
21 Questions About Opening a Brewery
in the United States contains information on Federal Law as well as topics that apply generally to all states.
Click here to download a .PDF file of sample chapters!
This primer contains, among other things:
- When is it no longer home brewing?
- How do I get a license to brew?
- What taxes do I need to pay?
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21 Questions About Opening a Winery in the United States
Our newest book! 21 Questions About Opening a Winery in the United States contains information on Federal Law
as well as topics that apply generally to all states. This Primer is not only for start-up wineries, but also for
breweries interested in producing cider and mead.
Click here to download a .PDF file of sample chapters!
This primer contains, among other things:
- What is the difference between wine and beer?
- What do I need to do to ship wine?
- What are the records a winery needs to keep?
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Our Primer's do not provide legal, business, tax, or other financial advice; and they should not be used as a substitute for obtaining the counsel
and advice of competent licensed legal, business, accounting, and financial professionals. Nor are they a substitute for contacting, and
working closely with, the TTB and the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board in your state.