The 2022 Sovos ShipCompliant Beverage Alcohol Summit took place virtually, March 16-17, 2022. The event turned the spotlight on challenges and opportunities across both the three-tier and DtC distribution channels for beverage alcohol companies of all types.

Direct-to-consumer (DtC) alcohol shipping is complicated. The rules vary from state to state and change regularly, increasing the difficulty of remaining compliant. And notably, the consequences of non-compliance continue to grow the longer that you wait to address any issues.

Is what’s good for wine good for beer—on the regulatory front? Get facts and perspective in The Case for Direct-to-Consumer Beer Shipping.

Is what’s good for wine good for spirits—at least on the regulatory front? Find out in the Case for Spirits Direct-to-Consumer Shipping.

Everything you need to know about DtC alcohol shipping regulations in order to get and remain compliant, avoiding the risk of fines or other penalties.

Find out the most essential considerations for compliant direct-to-consumer cider shipping.

Video conversations featuring Sovos ShipCompliant integrated technology partners talking about their products and our integration

Getting started shipping DtC doesn’t have to be overly complicated. Here is a 4 step guide on how to get licensed to ship DtC.

While the popularity of shipping alcohol direct-to-consumer has been growing for some time, retailers are just now starting to take more advantage of this channel to reach new customers. This white paper outlines key regulatory and tax considerations for shipping DtC as an off-premise retailer.

Brewers and distillers entering the direct-to-consumer (DtC) shipping market face a variety of regulatory requirements. This white paper examines how breweries and spirits producers can navigate what is arguably the most difficult among them: keeping up with state tax obligations.