With a unanimous vote in the Senate and just one vote against in the House, the Maryland General Assembly has finally passed a wine shipping bill after 31 years of trying. The Governor plans to sign the bill May 10.

We should be able to start shipping wine to consumers in Maryland starting July 1. So what does this all mean for Terrapin Station Winery and our customers?

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Tyler Coleman, Dr. Vino himself, spoke to Good Morning America about the benefits boxed wine has for the environment. Check out the Video Below - Just One Thing - Green Your Wine: Drink Boxed

The 1.5L cube is, Morris Zwick believes, the perfect size for selling his wine.

Maryland Winery's Packaging Stands Out

Terrapin Station uses bag-in-box exclusively for its unusual line

by Linda Jones McKee

Elkton, Md. -- Terrapin Station Winery outside Elkton, Md., is located in a state that has tripled its number of wineries in three years. With that kind of explosive growth, how does a new winery offer something special, other than being "new," which lasts only until the next winery opens? Morris and Janet Zwick, the owners of Terrapin Station, have a philosophy that separates their operation from the rest of the recently opened Maryland wineries. Their approach is reflected in Morris Zwick's statement, "I'd rather do something unique than be a 'me-too' guy." Consequently, the Zwicks do not grow Cabernet Sauvignon or Chardonnay; they have no tasting room and they don't use bottles. Read the rest of this article in Wines & Vines Magazine