Oklahoma HB3011 amends alcohol beverage laws to allow personal use manufacturing of beer, cider, and wine, and repeals the personal use permit.
Oklahoma HB3011 amends the state's alcoholic beverage laws to allow individuals to manufacture beer, cider, and wine for personal use, provided they are over 21 years old and produce less than 200 gallons annually. The bill also repeals the personal use permit requirement. It specifies that these beverages can only be used for personal consumption and cannot be sold. The act also removes references to personal use permits and modifies excise tax exemptions. The changes will take effect on November 1, 2026.
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