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What does "hit a dock" mean?
Some states require wine and/or spirits to "hit a dock" (at our licensed or partner warehouse), also known as "at rest" laws, before being delivered to the Buyer. LibDib operates in a three-tier compliant manner to meet each state's warehousing requirement.
The following LibDib markets have at rest laws and therefore Makers must ship to a LibDib warehouse before LibDib delivers to the account:
- California - Spirits Only
- Colorado - Wine & Spirits
- Illinois - Wine & Spirits
- Wisconsin - Wine & Spirits
These LibDib markets DO NOT have at rest laws and therefore Makers can use LibShip to get products delivered to accounts:
- California - Wine Only
- Florida - Wine & Spirits
- New York - Wine & Spirits