The Boston Globe reports that the Somerville startup Drync is making it possible to order wine (a bottle or a case) through its mobile app and pick it up at a local retailer. On Jan. 1, it becomes legal in Massachusetts for wineries to ship their products directly to your doorstep. Drync founder and chief […]
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The Boston Globe reported today that Massachusetts consumers are one step closer to getting wine delivered straight to their doorsteps. The state Legislature has created a new permit system that will allow out-of-state wineries to sell and ship their bottlings directly to Massachusetts consumers beginning next year. If approved by Governor Patrick, the legislation would […]
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Out-of-state wineries are hoping this finally will be the year that they can make direct shipments to local Massachusetts consumers, as reported by the Boston Herald. A trade group for California vintners, who’ve been pushing for the state for nearly 20 years, is supporting proposed legislation again this year. The bill was the subject of […]
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Perhaps not. Massachusetts wine lovers will continue to be prevented from purchasing their favorite wines directly from in-state and out-of-state wineries if House Bill 4497 does not pass next week, according to Free the Grapes!, a national consumer and winery grassroots coalition. Stuck in the House Ways & Means Committee, HB 4497 is similar to […]
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