Missouri’s Hangover: Wine-ing about Direct-to-Consumer Prohibition

Authors

Matthew D. Warren

Abstract

“[W]ine,” Thomas Jefferson once said, “[is] a necessary of life with me.” The French Ambassador turned president spent well over $365,000 in today’s currency on imported wines during his eight-year tenure as president of the United States. The intoxicating rights once afforded to Jefferson, as a drafter of the Constitution, have shifted throughout history with the passing of the Eighteenth and Twenty-First Amendments.

Recommended Citation

Matthew D. Warren, Missouri’s Hangover: Wine-ing about Direct-to-Consumer Prohibition, 87 Mo. L. Rev. (2022)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.missouri.edu/mlr/vol87/iss3/18