The bill amends the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act to modernize the regulatory framework for alcoholic beverage licenses, particularly focusing on definitions and licensing for distillers and micro-distillers. It introduces new definitions, including "micro-distiller," which pertains to producers of less than 2,400 proof gallons of spirits annually, and updates existing terms like "distiller" and "manufacturer." The legislation establishes new licensing categories, reduces certain license fees—such as lowering the distiller license fee from $3,125 to $1,000 and introducing a micro-distiller license fee of $325—and sets production limits for distillers at 15,000 gallons per year and micro-distillers at 2,400 proof gallons.

Additionally, the bill provides exceptions to some licensing requirements for micro-distillers, allowing them to bypass proof of insurance and municipal compliance certificates under specific conditions. It outlines the ABLE Commission's authority to revoke or suspend licenses for non-compliance with tax laws and underage sales, while also instituting a penalty schedule for violations. The amendments aim to make the licensing process more accessible for small producers and ensure adherence to state and federal regulations, with an effective date set for November 1, 2026.