Okla. Stat. tit. 37A, § 37A-2-110v1
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Mixed beverage license
Official statutory text
A mixed beverage license shall authorize the holder thereof:
1. To purchase alcohol, spirits, beer and/or wine in retail
containers from the holder of a wine and spirits wholesaler and beer
distributor license as specifically provided by law. The holder of
a mixed beverage license issued for an establishment which is also a
restaurant may purchase wine directly from a winemaker and beer
directly from a small brewer who is permitted and has elected to
self-distribute as provided in Article XXVIII-A of the Oklahoma
Constitution;
2. To sell, offer for sale and possess mixed beverages for on-
premises consumption only; provided, a mixed beverage licensee may
sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption if it meets the
classification of a golf course, country club, or marina pursuant to
the most recently adopted North American Industry Classification
System (NAICS). The mixed beverage licensee shall be permitted to
sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption during all days and
hours in which a retail beer licensee or retail wine licensee is
permitted to sell beer or wine. The gross receipts tax set forth in
Section 5-105 of this title shall apply to all alcoholic beverages
sold by the mixed beverage licensee, whether those alcoholic
beverages are intended for on- or off-premises consumption. The
ABLE Commission shall promulgate rules for the implementation of a
special off-premises permit consistent with this subsection. The
mixed beverage licensee shall secure the special off-premises permit
prior to selling beer and wine for off-premises consumption;
3. Sales and service of mixed beverages by holders of mixed
beverage licenses shall be limited to the licensed premises of the
licensee unless the holder of the mixed beverage license also
obtains a caterer license or a mixed beverage/caterer combination
license. A mixed beverage license shall only be issued in counties
of this state where the sale of alcoholic beverages by the
individual drink for on-premises consumption has been authorized. A
separate license shall be required for each place of business; and
4. Upon application, a mixed beverage license shall be issued
for any place of business functioning as a motion picture theater,
as defined by Section 1-103 of this title. Provided, that upon
proof of legal age to consume alcohol, every patron being served
alcoholic beverages shall be required to wear a wrist bracelet or
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 37a. Alcoholic Beverages Page 45
receive a hand stamp identifying the patron as being of legal age to
consume alcohol. This requirement shall only apply inside a motion
picture theater auditorium where individuals under the legal age to
consume alcohol are allowed.
1. To purchase alcohol, spirits, beer and/or wine in retail
containers from the holder of a wine and spirits wholesaler and beer
distributor license as specifically provided by law. The holder of
a mixed beverage license issued for an establishment which is also a
restaurant may purchase wine directly from a winemaker and beer
directly from a small brewer who is permitted and has elected to
self-distribute as provided in Article XXVIII-A of the Oklahoma
Constitution;
2. To sell, offer for sale and possess mixed beverages for on-
premises consumption only; provided, a mixed beverage licensee may
sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption if it meets the
classification of a golf course, country club, or marina pursuant to
the most recently adopted North American Industry Classification
System (NAICS). The mixed beverage licensee shall be permitted to
sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption during all days and
hours in which a retail beer licensee or retail wine licensee is
permitted to sell beer or wine. The gross receipts tax set forth in
Section 5-105 of this title shall apply to all alcoholic beverages
sold by the mixed beverage licensee, whether those alcoholic
beverages are intended for on- or off-premises consumption. The
ABLE Commission shall promulgate rules for the implementation of a
special off-premises permit consistent with this subsection. The
mixed beverage licensee shall secure the special off-premises permit
prior to selling beer and wine for off-premises consumption;
3. Sales and service of mixed beverages by holders of mixed
beverage licenses shall be limited to the licensed premises of the
licensee unless the holder of the mixed beverage license also
obtains a caterer license or a mixed beverage/caterer combination
license. A mixed beverage license shall only be issued in counties
of this state where the sale of alcoholic beverages by the
individual drink for on-premises consumption has been authorized. A
separate license shall be required for each place of business; and
4. Upon application, a mixed beverage license shall be issued
for any place of business functioning as a motion picture theater,
as defined by Section 1-103 of this title. Provided, that upon
proof of legal age to consume alcohol, every patron being served
alcoholic beverages shall be required to wear a wrist bracelet or
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 37a. Alcoholic Beverages Page 45
receive a hand stamp identifying the patron as being of legal age to
consume alcohol. This requirement shall only apply inside a motion
picture theater auditorium where individuals under the legal age to
consume alcohol are allowed.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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