Posts in DTC Compliance
How to Start an Online Store and Club to Sell During COVID-19

With wineries, breweries, and other craft producers across the nation closing their doors to help stop the spread of COVID-19, many are now figuring out how to open their doors to online sales. We’ve helped hundreds of craft producers launch online storefronts and roll out successful club models since 2006. Here’s what we’ve learned along the way.

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Hard Cider DTC Shipping - A Niche You Need to Know!

The topic of shipping hard cider directly to consumers (DTC) is often met with confusion—and for good reason. First, many don’t even realize they can get hard cider delivered. And for those that do, the rules are murky and there aren’t a lot of clear, concise resources easily accessible. However, there are some fundamentals to keep in mind if you are a cidery and wish to ship directly to your customers.

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DTC ComplianceJeff Carroll
The Supreme Court's Decision has Cascading Effects for the Wine Industry

Chances are, no matter how busy you’ve been this summer, you still caught wind of the recent Supreme Court case Tennessee Wine & Spirits Retailers Association v. Thomas. Both industry and mainstream publications have been writing about the outcome of this case for weeks. We poured through recent articles in an effort to summarize what the verdict of this case means for wineries and how it could shape the future of wine shipping. 

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Weekly Roundup | The Future of Alcohol eCommerce and DTC Shipping

In this week’s roundup, learn about hub-and-spoke technology and how it gives wineries and breweries the freedom to craft the perfect customer experience. Explore the long and winding road to DTC wine shipping in America and how recent court cases could affect the future of DTC shipping. Luxury brands duke it out to win the hearts of millennials and Facebook releases new policies that could affect your winery or brewery. 

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Weekly Roundup | Team Bonding and DTC Milestones

In this week’s roundup, we’re highlighting VineSpring’s yearly team retreat. An important Supreme Court ruling is still yet to be announced. Luxury brands use increased budgets to raise the stakes on Instagram and Connecticut is now the newest state to offer DTC wine shipping for retailers. Wine Intelligences checks in on their 2019 predictions and wine companies use creative marketing to get their brands seen with minimal advertising.

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Weekly Roundup | Simplifying DTC Wine Technology

In this week’s roundup, Vin Agency creates a custom VineSpring WordPress plugin and VineSpring is hiring a Senior Account Executive. ShipCompliant announces their new Carrier Compliance Portal in collaboration with FedEx and recent data shows what types of wine Americans are buying. We explore the current state of TTB and and review how wineries can become ADA compliant.

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Finding a Compliance Solution that Works for Your Winery

It’s up to you and your winery to decide the role that direct shipping will play in your business strategy and the best compliance solution for your DTC program. At VineSpring, we are familiar with the landscape of options based on our experience working with hundreds of wineries and partners like ShipCompliant and Compli Beverage. Find out how to navigate this landscape and pick the right compliance solutions.

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