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Also, here's that link you wanted. The first's fairly accurate, but doesn't really address the question. The second is the official word from the TTB (formerly ATF).
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/wiki/index.php/Is_it_legal_to_send_homebrew_through_the_mail
http://www.ttb.gov/publications/direct_shipping.shtml
Commented Dec 6, 2011 on Further adventures in Homebrewing at WWdN: In Exile
Further adventures in Homebrewing
It was warm on the patio, and a gentle breeze stirred the trees in the back yard. The Postal Service played on the Sonos. A Stone Pale Ale sat on the patio table, condensation beginning to bead up on the neck and run down the bottle. Next to it, the 10 gallon cooler I’d turned into a mash tun wi...
You don't know the age of the recipient, to prevent tax evasion, exploding bottles, etc. I understand it, but it's mostly just a headache for the honest types.
Sorry for the double post reply fail.
Commented Dec 6, 2011 on Further adventures in Homebrewing at WWdN: In Exile
Further adventures in Homebrewing
It was warm on the patio, and a gentle breeze stirred the trees in the back yard. The Postal Service played on the Sonos. A Stone Pale Ale sat on the patio table, condensation beginning to bead up on the neck and run down the bottle. Next to it, the 10 gallon cooler I’d turned into a mash tun wi...
It is illegal to send beer through the USPS mail. UPS does not mind people sending "yeast" samples. Strictly speaking, it's not permitted, though generally accepted, for brewing competitions.
Commented Dec 6, 2011 on Further adventures in Homebrewing at WWdN: In Exile
Further adventures in Homebrewing
It was warm on the patio, and a gentle breeze stirred the trees in the back yard. The Postal Service played on the Sonos. A Stone Pale Ale sat on the patio table, condensation beginning to bead up on the neck and run down the bottle. Next to it, the 10 gallon cooler I’d turned into a mash tun wi...
Nice. That's what I did for my first one. Turned out really well after 6 months in the bottle.
Commented Dec 6, 2011 on Further adventures in Homebrewing at WWdN: In Exile
Further adventures in Homebrewing
It was warm on the patio, and a gentle breeze stirred the trees in the back yard. The Postal Service played on the Sonos. A Stone Pale Ale sat on the patio table, condensation beginning to bead up on the neck and run down the bottle. Next to it, the 10 gallon cooler I’d turned into a mash tun wi...
Did you flavor it, or is it a "show mead?"
Commented Dec 6, 2011 on Further adventures in Homebrewing at WWdN: In Exile
Further adventures in Homebrewing
It was warm on the patio, and a gentle breeze stirred the trees in the back yard. The Postal Service played on the Sonos. A Stone Pale Ale sat on the patio table, condensation beginning to bead up on the neck and run down the bottle. Next to it, the 10 gallon cooler I’d turned into a mash tun wi...
Great write-up. It brought back memories of my early brews. If you should ever be interested in trading some homebrew, the Virginia Tech homebrew club would sure be both willing and appreciative.
Commented Dec 6, 2011 on Further adventures in Homebrewing at WWdN: In Exile
Further adventures in Homebrewing
It was warm on the patio, and a gentle breeze stirred the trees in the back yard. The Postal Service played on the Sonos. A Stone Pale Ale sat on the patio table, condensation beginning to bead up on the neck and run down the bottle. Next to it, the 10 gallon cooler I’d turned into a mash tun wi...
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