Oklahoma Alcohol Laws

Alcohol Laws in Oklahoma

• Control on the alcoholic beverage in Oklahoma State

  • There is no alcoholic beverage control on the distilled spirits.

  • There is no control on the alcoholic beverage for beer.

  • For wine there is no control on the alcoholic beverage.

• Sale hours for alcohol in Oklahoma

  • On the premises

    - It is allowed in-between 6 AM to 2 AM.

  • Off the premises

    - It is allowed in-between 10 AM to 9 PM.

• Remarks as per the alcohol laws of Oklahoma

  • On Sundays and holidays Liquor Stores are closed.

  • In stores there is a 3.2% ABW and 4% ABV or less.

  • In liquor stores there is 4% ABV or 3.2 ABW or more sold at room temperature.

  • Liquor stores are open now on the election days since 2007.

  • This state law requires a liquor ordinance of municipality and county to control to the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, and disallow local authorities from taking penalties higher than the state law.

  • In Oklahoma there is no dry counties and cities.