§ 61-4-700 Wine labeling
§ 61-4-710 Labels, standards, and identity
§ 61-4-720 Sale of wine by winery located in state; wine tastings
§ 61-4-725 Wine sales by temporary permit; authorized hours
§ 61-4-730 Sales by permitted wineries
§ 61-4-735 Regulation of practices between wine manufacturers, importers, wholesalers, and retailers
§ 61-4-736 Coupons and rebates for the purchase of wine
§ 61-4-737 Wine tastings
§ 61-4-740 Special orders for out-of-state wine
§ 61-4-745 Transporting into and out of State for personal consumption; limits; labeling
§ 61-4-747 Direct shipment to residents for personal consumption; licensing of out-of-state shippers; penalties
§ 61-4-748 Certain wineries eligible for satellite location certificates
§ 61-4-750 Adulterated wine
§ 61-4-760 Inspection of out-of-state wine; wine packages
§ 61-4-770 Wines containing more than sixteen and one-half percent alcohol
§ 61-4-780 Penalties
§ 61-4-900 Posting of retail permit
§ 61-4-910 Penalties; revocation or suspension of permit
§ 61-4-920 Penalties for violation of rule or regulation
§ 61-4-930 Wholesaler advertising
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Terms Used In South Carolina Code > Title 61 > Chapter 4 > Article 7 - Provisions Affecting Wine Only

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