Another bill is pending that would allow wine to be sold in grocery stores. Since it requires a change to the Oklahoma constitution, it will be on the ballot in 2016 for voter approval. In April 2015, the legislature approved a bill that would allow liquor stores to sell refrigerated high point beer. Wine and high-point beer can only be sold in liquor stores and both must be stored and sold at room temperature. This beer can be sold cold in grocery, liquor or convenience stores.В Beer with a higher alcohol content by weight is referred to as high-point beer. Oklahoma is one of only five states that still sells beer with only a 3.2 percent alcohol content by weight. The legislature is trying, with limited success, to change that. Serving individual drinks in restaurants was banned until 1984.Д®ven today, Oklahoma is reported to have some of the strictest laws in the country concerning the sale of alcoholic beverages. Oklahoma did not allow alcohol sales until 1959, and only then with strict limitations. Although prohibition was repealed across the country in 1933, Oklahoma apparently did not get the memo and was one of several states that never ratified the 21stВ Amendment to the United States Constitution.

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