Florida alcohol DTC shipping reference
This page summarizes the existing Compliant Bootlegger direct-to-consumer reference for Florida. Information is for general guidance only, may not be complete or current, and is not legal advice. Verify all requirements with state authorities before shipping.
Wine direct shipping: Permitted
Permitted under court ruling preventing ban enforcement
- License name
- No license required, but home state license required
- Volume limits
- No limits, but bottles cannot exceed 1 gallon
- Age verification
- Signature required at delivery
- Sales tax rate
- 6% (only if physical presence in FL)
- Excise tax rate
- $2.25/gallon for 17.26% ABV or less; $3.00/gallon higher; $3.50/gallon sparkling
- Dry counties
- Lafayette, Liberty, and Washington counties prohibit all alcohol sales
- Package warning
- Contains Alcohol: Signature of person 21 years or older required for delivery
Cider direct shipping: Permitted
- License name
- No license required
- Volume limits
- No limits, but bottles cannot exceed 1 gallon
- Sales tax rate
- 6% (only if physical presence)
- Excise tax rate
- $0.89/gallon for cider 7% ABV or less
- Dry counties
- Lafayette, Liberty, and Washington counties
- Package warning
- Contains Alcohol: Signature of person 21 years or older required for delivery
Spirits direct shipping: No reference data
Retailer direct shipping: Permitted
Wine only, under same court ruling as producers
- License name
- No license required, but home state off-premise license required
- Volume limits
- No limits, bottles cannot exceed 1 gallon
- Sales tax rate
- 6% (only if physical presence)
- Dry counties
- Lafayette, Liberty, and Washington counties
- Package warning
- Contains Alcohol: Signature of person 21 years or older required for delivery