Senate Bill No. 1099 amends the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act by introducing new definitions and clarifying existing terms related to alcoholic beverages. Notable additions include definitions for "designated products," "designated wholesaler," "vintage distilled spirit," "satellite tasting room," and "straw testing." The bill also refines the definitions of "private event" and "public event," highlighting the differences between gatherings open to the public and those that are not. Furthermore, it specifies the operational conditions for "club suites" and outlines the responsibilities of licensees regarding alcohol consumption on their premises.

In addition to these clarifications, the bill allows holders of mixed beverage licenses to obtain retail beer or wine licenses and permits the sale of vintage distilled spirits under certain conditions. It also details the circumstances under which individuals not licensed to sell alcohol, such as fiduciaries, creditors, and public officials, may sell vintage distilled spirits. The amendments aim to streamline regulations and enhance compliance with contemporary industry practices, with the act set to take effect on November 1, 2025.