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This guide provides a comprehensive overview of how to accurately complete the Wine Report Detailed Instructions.pub from TTB.gov. By following these detailed instructions, users can confidently manage their reporting obligations.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the Wine Report.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to download the Wine Report Detailed Instructions.pub and open it in your preferred document editor.
- Begin with Part I - Summary of Wines in Bond (Gallons). Start by entering the same amounts shown on Line 31 of your last report in Line 1 under 'On Hand Beginning of Period.' Ensure accuracy as this is the foundation of your reporting.
- In Section A under 'Bulk Wines', provide increases and decreases in your wine account from Lines 2-11. Each line has a specific focus: for example, for Line 2, report wine produced by fermentation and ensure correct volume measurements.
- For Line 3, indicate the amount produced by sweetening. This should reflect the total after sweetening materials have been added.
- Continue through the subsequent lines, detailing any wines produced through blending, amelioration, or the addition of wine spirits as necessary, verifying alcohol content or other specific requirements as needed.
- Make sure to report any bottled wine details under Part I, Section B - Bottled Wines, starting with 'On Hand Beginning of Period' in Line 1.
- Complete the various sections as necessary, ensuring that all amounts correlate correctly with previous reports and double-check for any inventory gains or losses.
- Once all sections are completed accurately, review for any discrepancies or required documentation.
- Finally, save your changes, and you can download, print, or share the completed form as needed.
Complete your Wine Report online to stay compliant with TTB regulations.
13.5% By Vol. designation “Table Wine” on the brand label in lieu of the numerical alcohol content statement. Note: If table wine or light wine is made from any commodity other than grapes, “table wine” or “light wine” must be qualified with the specific or general class of the commodity from which the wine was made.
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