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Direct Wine Shipper Permit Application Form. This is a Hawaii form and can be use in Honolulu Local County.
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LIQUOR COMMISSION
CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU
711 KAPIOLANI BOULEVARD, SUITE 600
HONOLULU, HAWAII 96813-5249
PHONE: (808) 523-4458
FAX: (808) 591-2700
TOLL-FREE PHONE: 1-800-838-9976 (select “4”)
E-mail address: liquor@honolulu.gov
INTERNET: www.honolulu.gov/liq
MUFI HANNEMANN
MAYOR
DENNIS ENOMOTO
CHAIRMAN
DANNY KIM
CO-VICE CHAIR
IRIS R. OKAWA
CO-VICE CHAIR
JON F. YAMAGUCHI
COMMISSIONER
DIRECT WINE SHIPPER PERMIT INSTRUCTIONS:
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GREGORY HAMMER
COMMISSIONER
DEWEY H. KIM, JR.
ADMINISTRATOR
This permit procedure only covers wine shipments made to residents of the County of Honolulu. For
wine shipments made to residents of the Counties of Hawaii, Kauai, and Maui, please contact:
Hawaii County:
www.hawaii-county.com/directory/dir_liquor.htm
County of Hawaii Department of Liquor Control
101 Aupuni Street, Suite 230
Hilo, Hawaii 96720
(808) 961-8218
Kauai County:
www.kauai.gov
County of Kauai Department of Liquor Control
4444 Rice Street, Suite 120
Lihue, Kauai 96766
(808) 241-6580
Maui County:
www.mauicounty.gov
County of Maui Department of Liquor Control
2145 Kaohu Street, Room 107
Wailuku, Hawaii 96793
(808) 243-7753
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“Renewed” reciprocal shippers for Calendar Year 2006 must apply for a Direct Wine Shipper Permit to
continue to ship in Calendar Year 2007.
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For renewal of a Direct Wine Shipper Permit in Calendar Year 2008, submission of a copy of the General
Excise License is not required but will expedite the processing of your renewed Permit.
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Hawaii Class 1 (manufacturer) licensees who wish to ship to residents of the County of Honolulu must
still apply for a Direct Wine Shipper Permit but do not need to submit a separate annual permit fee.
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The annual permit fee of $120.00 is prorated ($10.00 per month); for example, permits submitted in
February 2007 submit a permit fee of $110.00.
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General excise and gallonage taxes are not collected by the Liquor Commission. Please contact the
State of Hawaii Department of Taxation at www.hawaii.gov/tax/ or 1-800-222-3229.
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LIQUOR COMMISSION
City & County of Honolulu
711 Kapiolani Blvd., Suite 600
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
TEL: 808-523-4458
FAX: 808-591-2700
email: liquor@honolulu.gov
DIRECT WINE SHIPPER PERMIT APPLICATION
Submit this form to the Commission. Include with application:
• Copy of current winery license
• Payment of $ 120.00 in check or money order form, payable to “City and County of
Honolulu” (NOTE: Permit Fee Is Prorated; $10.00/Month)
• Copy of State of Hawaii General Excise License
1. APPLICANT NAME(S) (This should be the same as the name on the winery license)
PERMIT YEAR 2007
2. PHONE NUMBER (including area code)
3. PREMISES ADDRESS (Street number and name, city, state and zip code)
4. BUSINESS NAME (DBA)
5. BUSINESS MAILING ADDRESS (if different from #2 above) (Street number and name, city, state and zip code)
6. STATE WHERE CURRENTLY LICENSED
7. LICENSE NUMBER
10. AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE
11. PRINTED NAME
8. EXPIRATION DATE
9. TYPE OF LICENSE ISSUED (i.e. winegrower)
12. DATE SIGNED
FOR HLC USE ONLY
ATTACHMENTS RECEIVED
Copy of current alcoholic beverage license
RECOMMENDATION
Approved
Payment
Copy of General Excise License
ADMINISTRATOR/DESIGNEE
DATE
Denied
Rule §3-82-33.6 Direct Shipment of Wine by Wineries.
(a) Any manufacturer of wine who desires to ship wines to
residents of the County of Honolulu shall obtain a Direct Wine
Shipper Permit from the Liquor Commission, City and County
of Honolulu. The permit may be granted by the Administrator
to any person holding:
1. A general excise tax license from the State of Hawaii
Department of Taxation; and
2. Either:
A. A Class 1 license to manufacture wine under Section
281-31, HRS; or
B. A license to manufacture wine issued by another state.
(b) The term of the permit shall be for one calendar year. The
applicant for a permit shall submit:
1. An application form;
2. Copy of the State of Hawaii Department of Taxation
general excise tax license;
3. Copy of the Class 1 license to manufacture wine under
Section 281-31, HRS, or the license to manufacture wine
issued by another state and
4. Payment of an annual permit fee of $120.00; provided
that the annual permit fee for a manufacturer of wine licensed
under Section 281-31, HRS, shall be inclusive and part of its
annual license fee. For purposes of this rule, permit fees shall
be prorated.
No permit shall be issued unless the applicant has met the
foregoing requirements.
c) The holder of a Direct Wine Shipper Permit may sell and
annually ship to any person twenty-one years of age or older
in this county no more than six nine-liter cases of wine per
household for personal use only and not for resale and
shall:
1. Ship wine directly to the person only in containers that
are conspicuously labeled with the words containing or similar
to:
“CONTAINS ALCOHOL: SIGNATURE OF PERSON
AGE 21 YEARS OR OLDER REQUIRED FOR
DELIVERY.”
2. Require that the carrier of the shipment obtain the
signature of any person twenty-one years of age or older
before delivering the shipment;
3. Report no later than January 31 of each year to the
Liquor Commission, the total amount of wine shipped to
persons in this county during the preceding calendar year;
4. Pay all applicable general excise and gallonage taxes.
For gallonage tax purposes, all wine sold under a Direct Wine
Shipper Permit shall be deemed to be wine sold in the state;
and,
5. Be subject to audit by the Liquor Commission.
(d) The holder of a license to manufacture wine issued by
another state shall annually renew a Direct Wine Shipper
Permit by providing the Liquor Commission with a renewal
application, a copy of the current license to manufacture
wine, and payment of the annual fee.
(e) The sale and shipment of wine directly to a person in this
state by a person that does not possess a valid Direct Wine
Shipper Permit is prohibited. Knowingly violating this law is a
misdemeanor.
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