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Okla. Stat. tit. 37A, § 37A-2-103

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Distiller license

Official statutory text

A. A distiller license shall authorize the holder thereof:

1. To manufacture, bottle, package and store spirits on

licensed premises;

2. To sell spirits in this state to licensed wholesalers and

manufacturers only;

3. To sell spirits out of this state to qualified persons; to

purchase from licensed distillers and rectifiers in this state, and

import spirits from without this state for manufacturing purposes in

accordance with federal laws and regulations;

4. To serve free samples of spirits produced only by the

licensee to visitors twenty-one (21) years of age and older. For

purposes of this section, no visitor may sample more than a total of

three (3) fluid ounces of spirits per day. The distiller shall

restrict the distribution and consumption of spirits samples to an

area within the licensed premises designated by the distiller. A

current floor plan that includes the designated sampling area shall

be on file with the ABLE Commission. No visitor under twenty-one

(21) years of age shall be permitted to enter the designated

sampling area when samples are being distributed and consumed.

Samples of spirits served by a distiller under this section shall

not be considered a sale of spirits within the meaning of Article

XXVIII-A of the Oklahoma Constitution or Section 1-103 of this

title; provided, such samples of spirits shall be considered removed

or withdrawn from the distillery for use or consumption within the

meaning of Section 5-110 of this title for excise tax determination

and reporting requirements;

5. To sell spirits produced by the licensee for either on-

premises or off-premises consumption to consumers on the licensed

distillery premises or in an area controlled by the licensee located

contiguous to the licensed distillery premises and at one (1)

location controlled by the licensee located in the same county as

the licensed distillery premises but not contiguous to the licensed

distillery premises. Spirits offered for sale by the Oklahoma

licensed distiller will have been sold to and shipped to an Oklahoma

licensed wine and spirits wholesaler and then made available for

purchase by the Oklahoma licensed distiller for sale; and

6. To sell spirits at public events such as trade shows or

festivals. Products offered for sale by the Oklahoma licensed

distiller will have been sold to and shipped to an Oklahoma licensed

wine and spirits wholesaler and then made available for purchase by

the Oklahoma licensed distiller.

B. Spirits sold pursuant to paragraphs 5 and 6 of subsection A

of this section shall not exceed fifteen thousand (15,000) gallons

per calendar year in combination.

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C. Spirits sold pursuant to paragraphs 5 and 6 of subsection A

of this section shall be a final sale. Licensed distillers may

offer for sale non-alcoholic substances which may be added to

spirits by the consumer after final sale. Substances used for on-

premises consumption shall be non-alcoholic in nature and shall not

be considered part of the manufacturing process.

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