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Johnson Brothers, family-owned and operated since 1953, is excited to announce the expansion of its partnership with Domain HWH through the introduction of The Mascot into four new markets: Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and West Virginia...

St. Paul, Minn. – March 25, 2024 – Johnson Brothers, family-owned and operated since 1953, is excited to announce the expansion of its partnership with Domain HWH through the introduction of The […]

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The Wine Group (TWG) – one of the world’s foremost producers of award-winning wines – and Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits (Southern Glazer’s) – the world’s preeminent distributor of beverage alcohol – today announced they have further expanded their national distribution agreement to include the open markets of Hawaii, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota...

Expanded Agreement Includes Six Additional States, Further Strengthening The Wine Group’s Continued Portfolio Growth LIVERMORE, CA and MIAMI, FL – January 3, 2024 — The Wine Group (TWG) – one of the world’s […]

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North Dakota was notably the last state since repeal of Prohibition to license a winery—in 2002! Bordering Canada, it is also one of the many states which have benefited from the extremely cold hardy “Minnesota” grape varieties.  In the past two decades, the local wine industry has benefited from the state Department of Agriculture’s Grape, Wine and Fruit Program as well as the educational and promotional resources of the North Dakota Grape and Wine Association, established in 2006. Its first president, Rodney Hogen of Red Trail Vineyards, was recently elected to that position for a second time this year. Like other North Dakota wineries, that winery’s focus is on several Minnesota varieties along with other fruits. Great Grapes: Frontenac  Specifically recommended for the North-Central regions of the U.S. due to its extreme cold-hardiness (to -30F) and other viticultural assets, Frontenac grapes are typically harvested relatively late at Brix le
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Johnson Brothers is pleased to announce an expanded partnership with HiteJinro to now include the state of Indiana. Prior to this agreement, Johnson Brothers represented the portfolio in Minnesota, Hawaii, and North Dakota and recently expanded into Nevada...

St. Paul, Minn. July 27, 2023 Johnson Brothers is pleased to announce an expanded partnership with HiteJinro to now include the state of

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12 questions to ask your e-commerce provider…and a guide of what you should expect.
12 questions to ask your e-commerce provider ...and a guide of what you should expect Selecting the right e-commerce provider in the beverage alcohol industry can be a challenging task. The dynamic nature of direct sales, coupled with intricate and niche laws governing the sale of alcohol, requires diligent compliance with federal and state legislation to safeguard your business and protect your customers. Whether you're embarking on a new venture or expanding your existing operations, conducting thorough due diligence is essential to ensure accurate compliance and set the stage for long-term success.   In this article, we delve into a series of questions that will serve as a guide in selecting an e-commerce platform tailored to the unique complexities of the beverage alcohol industry. By addressing these considerations, you can confidently choose a provider that understands the intricacies of your industry and provides the necessary tools to navigate the regulatory landscape
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Johnson Brothers has announced Brandon Scott as the new President of the Central Region. He will be responsible for executing the company’s commercial strategy across North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and Indiana...

St. Paul, Minn. December 14, 2022 Johnson Brothers has announced Brandon Scott as the new President of the Central

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After U.S. Supreme Court Case South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. made fundamental policy changes in the way states collect internet-based sales and uses taxes, the recent emergence of Marketplace Facilitators across the nation has enhanced states’ ability to gather more revenue and more closely monitor eCommerce. While at the same time, it is great for direct sales in the wine industry by simplifying reporting for the sellers.   In general, a Marketplace Facilitator contracts with marketplace sellers to facilitate the sale of their products through an electronic or physical marketplace, which varies by state in terms of regulations, tax remittance, and licensing requirements. Some functions are universal, such as payment processing, customer service activities, and providing an infrastructure for ecommerce transactions. Commonly known Marketplace Facilitators are Amazon, Etsy, and eBay.   Marketplace Facilitators in the wine industry can quickly remove the criticism from som
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