You might see if there is a local business that sells wine for shipment within the state, and ask them to act as an intermediary.

The legalities and practicalities of shipping alcohol are a giant headache that keeps the major shippers from wanting to let individuals handle.

On Dec 1, 2011, at 2:38 PM, Robert Peter Lundskow wrote:

> This may be a new question for the discussion list.  We recently had a fund raising event at our Museum and one of the items was four bottles of expensive wine.  They need to be shipped to the winner in Jackson,  WY.  The problem is I have been unable to find a way to ship it.  The University’s Shipping and Receiving will not handle it and neither UPS or FedEx will ship it for us unless we have a special license/permit.  I contacted the package stores in town to see if they would offer such a service for us but they don’t.  Has anyone else come across this situation before and have any advice?
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