Oklahoma HB3210 amends distiller licenses to allow sales directly to consumers and festivals.
Oklahoma HB3210 modifies distiller licenses to permit licensed distillers to sell spirits directly to consumers on their premises or at contiguous areas they control. The bill removes the requirement to sell spirits exclusively to licensed wholesalers and manufacturers within the state. It also allows for the sale of non-alcoholic substances that consumers can add to spirits post-purchase. The changes apply to sales up to 15,000 gallons per year and include restrictions on sample distribution and consumption areas. The act will take effect on November 1, 2026.
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