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Single TTB permit in New Preston

One federal Basic Permit lists a New Preston, Connecticut premises address in the TTB August 2026 extract (winerie).

1
Permit holders
1,146
ACS 2024 population estimate
1
Wineries
0
Importers
Connecticut
State

New Preston in one line

New Preston, Connecticut: 1 federal alcohol Basic Permits on file; wineries are the largest class (1).

87.3 per 100k
permit-premises density
#7273 of 11,126
national city rank
#143 of 162
Connecticut city rank

Source: TTB FOIA List of Permittees, August 2026 · U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2024 5-year estimate.

The sole permit row below is the complete New Preston inventory in this TTB vintage.

New Preston vs nearby Connecticut cities

New Preston ranks 143rd in Connecticut — compare the adjacent cities by federal permit count below.

1 of 1 Basic Permits in New Preston are wineries premises — a single-class city in the August 2026 TTB file.

New Preston among cities by permit count and density

Source: TTB List of Permittees; population from Census Bureau estimates 2×2 strategic matrix plotting 30 entities by Total Permits (X) and Permits per 100k (Y), with a crosshair dividing the plot into four quadrants. Big & denseSmall & denseBig & sparseSmall & sparse 05001,0001,5002,000 050,000100,000150,000200,000250,000 Total Permits Permits per 100k New Preston among cities by permit count and density
Source: TTB List of Permittees; population from Census Bureau estimates

Each dot is a city (a representative sample by permit count and density, 30 of 8678 cities shown), positioned by total permits (left to right) against permits per 100k residents (bottom to top). The dividers sit at the median across all 8678 cities with a measurable population. New Preston is highlighted.

All 1 permit holders Show list
Name Class
Spring Hill Vineyards

Spring Hill Farms, LLC

Winery

How New Preston compares within Connecticut

New Preston ranks 143rd of 162 cities in Connecticut by permit count; Stamford leads the state with 115 holders.

The 1 permit holders listed here represent 0.1% of Connecticut's 945 statewide Basic Permits in the August 2026 TTB extract — a city-level slice of the federal registry, not a local liquor-license roll.

Nationwide, New Preston sits at #7,273 of 11,126 U.S. cities with at least one permit premises in the TTB file — placement by count only, not production volume or retail outlets.

The U.S. Census Bureau's ACS 2024 five-year estimate puts New Preston's population at 1,146. That works out to 87.3 federal Basic Permit premises per 100,000 residents in this registry — a premises-density comparison, not a measure of alcohol production or consumption.

This is a single-permit city: Spring Hill Vineyards holds the only federal Basic Permit with a New Preston premises address in this vintage.

Frequently asked questions

How many federal alcohol permit holders are in New Preston, Connecticut?

New Preston has 1 active Basic Permits in the August 2026 TTB extract, led by wineries (1). Breweries are excluded (Brewer's Notice, not published).

Where does New Preston rank among Connecticut cities?

New Preston ranks 143rd of 162 cities in Connecticut; Stamford leads with 115 holders.

How does New Preston rank nationally for TTB permit cities?

New Preston is #7,273 of 11,126 U.S. cities with at least one permit premises in the TTB file (count rank only).

Source: TTB FOIA List of Permittees, published August 2026, public U.S. government data, reformatted without alteration. Verify with the TTB → · View the ACS population estimate →

According to the U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau's List of Permittees, the August 2026 List of Permittees source contains 84,273 federal Basic Permit records. PlainAlcohol renders those records directly from the source; no figure is typed in by an editor. 1 TTB premises addresses grouped under New Preston, Connecticut — a federal registry view, not a municipal liquor-license roll. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, the data & editorial changelog, or report a data error.