A proprietor who transfers wine in bond shall prepare a transfer record. The transfer record will show:
The name, address and registry number of the proprietor;
The name, address and registry number of the consignee;
The shipping date;
The kind of wine (class and type);
The alcohol content or the tax class;
The number containers larger than four liters and cases;
The serial numbers of cases (if any) or containers larger than four liters;
Any bulk container identification marks;
The volume shipped in gallons or liters; (if a tax credit under 26 U.S.C. 5041(c) may be claimed, the record will be maintained in sufficient detail to insure that such a tax credit is properly claimed);
The serial number of any seal used;
For unlabeled bottled or packed wine, the registry number of the bottler or packer;
Information necessary for compliance with § 24.314, e.g., the varietal, vintage, appellation of origin designation of the wine or any other information that may be stated on the label; and
Information as to any added substance or cellar treatment for which a label declaration is required for the finished product, or any other cellar treatment for which limitations are prescribed in this part, e.g., amount of decolorizing material used and kind and quantity of acid used.
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