Okla. Stat. tit. 37A, § 37A-2-105: Winemaker self-distribution license

A. A winemaker self-distribution license shall authorize a

licensed winemaker within or without this state which is permitted

by Article XXVIIIA of the Oklahoma Constitution and this section:

1. To distribute its wine directly to retail spirits, retail

wine and retail beer licensees, mixed beverage licensees, beer and

wine licensees, and restaurants in this state; and

2. If such a winemaker elects to do so, to sell and deliver its

wines directly to licensed retail package stores, mixed beverage

licensees, beer and wine licensees, and restaurants in this state in

full case lots only, and in accordance with the provisions of the

Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act and such rules as the ABLE

Commission shall promulgate.

B. A winemaker either within or without this state that

annually produces no more than fifteen thousand (15,000) gallons of

wine may elect to sell and self-distribute the wine produced by such

winemaker directly to licensed retail package stores, mixed beverage

licensees, beer and wine licensees, and restaurants in this state;

provided:

1. Any such winemaker which elects to directly sell its wine to

package stores, mixed beverage licensees, beer and wine licensees,

and restaurants shall not also use a licensed wholesale distributor

as a means of distribution, and shall be required to sell its wines

to every package store, mixed beverage licensee, beer and wine

licensee, and restaurant licensee who desires to purchase the same,

on the same price basis and without discrimination;

2. If a winemaker or winery sells directly to a retail package

store, mixed beverage licensee, beer and wine licensee or

restaurant, the winemaker shall transport the wine from the

winemaker's winery to the premises where the wine is to be delivered

only in vehicles owned or leased by the winemaker and not by common

or private contract carrier and shall obtain all necessary permits

as required by the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act; and

3. If the production volume limit applicable to winemakers is

ruled to be unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction,

then no winemaker shall be permitted to directly sell its wine to

retail package stores, non-package-store retailers, mixed beverage

licensees, beer and wine licensees or restaurants in this state.