New Hampshire
Open with a permitPrepared for youLast checked September 29, 2026
Open to California wineries that hold a $100 Direct Shipper Permit from the Liquor Commission, up to 12 cases per consumer a year, with an 8% fee on each sale and no sales tax.
New Hampshire has its own chapter in the free book Direct to Consumer, State by State, and this page carries any change since it went to press. Get the whole book
Can you ship here?
- Permit
- Direct Shipper Permit from the New Hampshire Liquor Commission: $100 a year for a winery shipping only its own wine, $500 otherwise.
- Volume limit
- 12 nine-liter cases per consumer per calendar year.
- Bond
- None; neither the statute nor the Commission's rules call for one.
What you'll file
| Return or report | Form | Agency | How Pinrates handles it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct Shipping Monthly Report with the 8% fee (15th, after months with shipments) | D-006 | Liquor Commission, Division of Enforcement and Licensing | Prepared by Pinrates. You submit it in the NextGen Enforcement Portal. |
When it's due
| D-006 monthly report and 8% fee | Every month, by the 15th, after any month with shipments |
The worksheet falls due only in a month that follows a month with New Hampshire shipments. Your permit renews on its own date, so add it to your calendar.
Tax rates
No sales tax. You pay the Commission a fee of 8% of the retail price.
Other rules
- Label registration
- None, but some wines require a matching offer to the Commission.
- Carrier
- Only a carrier licensed by the Commission; adult signature at delivery.
Changes since September 29, 2026
None recorded. The New Hampshire chapter of Direct to Consumer, State by State is current as of September 29, 2026; any change to New Hampshire's direct-shipping rules after that date is posted here.
Ship to New Hampshire?
Of the returns and reports above, Pinrates prepares 1 for you to submit, on the Prepare plan at $299 a month.
Sources
Every source the New Hampshire chapter of Direct to Consumer, State by State cites, last checked September 29, 2026. Each key opens the same page as the short link printed in the book.
Forms
| Key | What it is | Form / cite | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| nh-06 | Updated Sept. 22, 2020 | New Hampshire Liquor Commission, Form D-001, Direct Shipper Application | New Hampshire Liquor Commission |
| nh-08 | Permit renewal, before the 12-month permit period ends | ||
| nh-09 | Fulfillment houses | New Hampshire Liquor Commission | |
| nh-10 | Direct Shipping Monthly Report with the 8% fee | D-006 | New Hampshire Liquor Commission |
Portals and accounts
Statutes
Regulations
| Key | What it is | Form / cite | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| nh-02 | Direct shipper definitions, permits, renewals, D-006 worksheet, fulfillment houses, carriers | N.H. Code Admin. R. Liq 1100 |
Agency guidance and other sources
| Key | What it is | Form / cite | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| nh-04 | New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration, "Does New Hampshire have a sales tax?" | ||
| nh-05 | Form D-001 application | New Hampshire Liquor Commission, Direct Shipping Forms & Resources | New Hampshire Liquor Commission |
| nh-07 | Application requirements, fees, monthly report due the 15th, NextGen portal | New Hampshire Liquor Commission, Direct Shippers | New Hampshire Liquor Commission |
This page is a reference, not legal advice. Confirm requirements with the state before acting on them.
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