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Moonshine Legal States

Moonshine Legal States: compare 51 US states on 2 metrics.

Law51 states · 2 metricsUpdated Feb 10, 2023Original page
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Moonshine Legality

2 values across 51 entries

Data

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51 states
AlabamaIllegal—
AlaskaLegalPersonal use only
ArizonaLegalMust have a permit for personal use/register still
ArkansasIllegal—
CaliforniaIllegal—
ColoradoIllegal—
ConnecticutIllegal—
DelawareIllegal—
District of ColumbiaIllegal—
FloridaIllegal—
GeorgiaIllegal—
HawaiiIllegal—
IdahoIllegal—
IllinoisIllegal—
IndianaIllegal—
IowaIllegal—
KansasIllegal—
KentuckyIllegal—
LouisianaIllegal—
MaineIllegal—
MarylandIllegal—
MassachusettsLegalPersonal use on own property only
MichiganIllegal—
MinnesotaIllegal—
MississippiIllegal—
MissouriLegalPersonal use up to 200 US gallons (760 L) per year
MontanaIllegal—
NebraskaIllegal—
NevadaIllegal—
New HampshireIllegal—
New JerseyIllegal—
New MexicoIllegal—
New YorkIllegal—
North CarolinaIllegal—
North DakotaLegalOnly up to federally-allowed amount (zero gallons)
OhioIllegal—
OklahomaIllegal—
OregonIllegal—
PennsylvaniaIllegal—
Rhode IslandIllegal—
South CarolinaIllegal—
South DakotaIllegal—
TennesseeIllegal—
TexasIllegal—
UtahIllegal—
VermontIllegal—
VirginiaIllegal—
WashingtonIllegal—
West VirginiaIllegal—
WisconsinIllegal—
WyomingIllegal—

Quick answers

Where does this moonshine legal states data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Distilling Laws by State - Distillate.