Frequently Asked Questions
You can use the document below to find all available wines from your favorite supplier as well as all other approved suppliers.
12-4-201. Retail liquor licenses and malt beverage permits; population formulas; fees.
(b) A malt beverage permit is the authority under which the licensee is permitted to sell malt beverages only.
To see more information or to view all Title 12 Liquor Laws, click on the link below.
As provided in W.S. 12-4-410(e) a restaurant liquor licensee may permit a patron to remove one (1) unsealed bottle of wine for off-premise consumption provided that the patron has purchased a full course meal and consumed a portion of the bottle of wine with the meal on the restaurant premises. The bottle of wine must be resealed with the original cap, recorked in such a manner as to require a cork removal devise, or any other means to securely seal the bottle. The recapped, recorked, or resealed bottle must then be placed in a tamper proof transparent bag, securely sealed by either stapling, taping, or any other means of sealing the bag in such a manner that the bottle cannot be removed without obvious damage to the bag. A dated receipt for the wine enclosed must accompany the bag at all times.
To view all other Wyoming Liquor Division rules, click on the link below.
To view all Title 12 Liquor Laws, click on the link below.
To view all Wyoming Liquor Division rules, click on the link below.
Legislative Liquor Law Updates
SHIPPING TO CONSUMERS:
Licensed Out-of-State Shippers may ship up to 108 liters of manufactured wine not listed with the Wyoming Department of Revenue Liquor Division directly to any one household within any twelve (12) month period Direct shipment of malt beverages and/or spirits is prohibited.
For more information, please review the entire documentation in full.
You can find all approved wine shippers in the list below. Find a CA state shipper and call the listed contact person.
Wine Direct Shipper List
To view a list of currently listed wines, download the document below.
SHIPPING TO CONSUMERS:
Licensed Out-of-State Shippers may ship up to 108 liters of manufactured wine not listed with the Wyoming Department of Revenue Liquor Division directly to any one household within any twelve (12) month period Direct shipment of malt beverages and/or spirits is prohibited.
SHIPPING TO RETAILERS:
Licensed Out-of-State Shippers may ship any wine not listed with the Wyoming Department of Revenue Liquor Division directly to any retailer which holds a liquor license. State law requires all listed wines to be distributed solely by the Department of Revenue Liquor Division. The Out-of-State Shipper and the licensed Wyoming retailer are responsible for ensuring only non-listed wines are directly shipped to retailers. Direct shipment of malt beverages and/or spirits is prohibited.
For more information, please review the entire documentation in full.
To apply to become a new out-of-state wine shipper, complete the below application.
To file your monthly tax report as an out-of-state wine shipper, complete the below tax form.
To view a list of current direct wine shippers, click on the link below.
As of July 1, 2021, Keg Tags are no longer required by Wyoming State law. Please see the below Memorandum for more information.
Keg Tags Memorandum