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We will now be redirecting you to Lionstone International, a licensed winery who is able to accept, fulfill, and ship your order for WSJ Wine.
In accordance with state alcohol laws, all orders for wine will be placed with one of Lionstone's licensed wineries. Each winery is licensed to sell up to two 12-bottle cases per person per month.
WSJ Wine, along with its marketing partners, has chosen Lionstone International. Should you have any questions, please contact customer service at 1-877-975-9463.
We will now be redirecting you to Lionstone International, a licensed winery who is able to accept, fulfill, and ship your order for WSJ Wine.
In accordance with state alcohol laws, all orders for wine will be placed with one of Lionstone's licensed wineries. Each winery is licensed to sell up to 24 bottles of wine per person per month.
WSJ Wine, along with its marketing partners, has chosen Lionstone International. Should you have any questions, please contact customer service at 1-877-975-9463.
We will now be redirecting you to Lionstone International, a licensed winery who is able to accept, fulfill, and ship your order for WSJ Wine.
In accordance with state alcohol laws, all orders for wine will be placed with one of Lionstone's licensed wineries. Each winery is licensed to sell up to two 12-bottle cases per person per year.
WSJ Wine, along with its marketing partners, has chosen Lionstone International. Should you have any questions, please contact customer service at 1-877-975-9463.
Wine Dock Co. is a Michigan licensed retailer who is able to accept, fulfill, and ship your order for wine in the state of Michigan.
If you have any questions, please call us at 1-877-975-9463.
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