MS HB622

Allows holders of Class 1 or Class 2 manufacturer's permits, or out-of-state wine/distilled spirits manufacturers, to obtain a direct shipper's permit and sell wine and/or distilled spirits directly to Mississippi residents without going through the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division.

Imposes a 15.5% sales tax on direct shipper sales, with proceeds deposited to the General Fund except for an amount equivalent to 3% which goes to the Mental Health Programs Fund.

Limits direct shippers to selling maximum 1,500 nine-liter cases (13,500 liters) annually per shipper, and restricts individual households to receiving maximum 9 nine-liter cases of wine and 9 nine-liter cases of distilled spirits per calendar year.

Requires direct shippers to label containers with age verification warnings, maintain shipment records for 3 years, and verify recipients are age 21+; prohibits shipping to dry areas, schools, or non-residential addresses.

Authorizes wine and distilled spirits fulfillment provider permits for third-party logistics services and increases the number of package retailer's permits a person may own from one to two.