This bill introduces new provisions to South Dakota's liquor laws, specifically allowing individuals not licensed under chapter 35-4 to sell vintage distilled spirits to on-sale licensees. The legislation defines "vintage distilled spirit" as a distilled spirit that has not been distributed in the state for at least five years and permits sales of up to twenty-four liters per on-sale licensee annually. Sales must occur in person at the licensed premises of the on-sale licensee.

Additionally, the bill mandates that upon purchasing a vintage distilled spirit, the on-sale licensee must label the product clearly as "Vintage Distilled Spirit" and notify the Department of Revenue with specific details about the purchase. This includes information about the seller, the brand and quantity of spirits purchased, and prior purchases from the same seller. Furthermore, the on-sale licensee is restricted to selling these vintage spirits only for consumption on their licensed premises.