New York prohibits direct sales of wine by an out of state winery (but not a winery located in New York) to consumers located in New York. Instead, the winery must sell its wine to distributors, which in turn sell to liquor stores licensed by the State. The rationale for the law is that the State is trying to control the sale of alcoholic beverages to minors. The justification for enactment is based on Article XXI of the Constitution (which repealed prohibition) and leaves regulation of alcoholic beverages to the States. Cal Wines, a California winery, wants to sell its wines directly to customers in New York. New York prohibits Cal Wines from selling directly to New York customers. Should Cal Wines be prohibited from selling directly to New York consumers?