Oh, a single hop double IPA made from a brand new experimental hop? Great! According to the brewery it is a new hop from the Pacific Northwest called 07270. This is a single hop brew, no other hops were used. There are 4 pounds per barrel! I’ve heard a few whispers that this isn’t your […]
Read more "Review: Elk Valley Experimental Imperial IPA Batch 2"Anthem just released Batch 2 of their Uroburos Stout aged in Bourbon Barrels (Elijah Craig barrels, to be exact), and to be honest we are very excited. This is Anthem’s largest bottle release to date, by a large margin, with almost 5,000 bottles rolling out of the Downtown OKC brewery. We were hanging out in their taproom […]
Read more "Anthem Bourbon Barrel Uroburos Batch 1 and Batch 2 Vertical"A few years ago when we were touring a bunch of distilleries in Kentucky, Willett was one of the ones we hit up and really enjoyed. So, that was the first time I tried Johnny Drum and enjoyed it. We brought a bottle back with us, but that’s been gone for awhile now, so sad. […]
Read more "Review: Johnny Drum Private Stock"Oh boy, I love me some Pirate Bomb. I love running around town trying to scrounge up a case with two bottle limits. I love emailing trade partners with the exciting news. I love putting a few back for later in the year, and drinking the first one the night I get home. I drank […]
Read more "Review: Prairie Artisan Ales Pirate Bomb! Batch 3"I love metal and I love TRVE. It’s exciting to get some of their fine products here in Oklahoma, TRVE’s distribution footprint barely makes it out of Colorado for the most part. While certainly not Prairie’s first attempt at a collaboration, this is the initial offering in the Prairie & Friends line. I have to […]
Read more "REVIEW: PRAIRIE ARTISAN ALES/TRVE BREWING PRAIRIE & FRIENDS TRVE EDITION"A new BA stout from Prairie? Sign me up! It looks like only 50-ish cases of this were released between Oklahoma and Missouri, so it wasn’t the easiest thing in the world to find. Most were lucky to get a single bottle (myself included) which makes me sad, but hey, it’s just beer, right? Company: […]
Read more "Review: Prairie Artisan Ales Branson Jamboree"I’ve lived in Oklahoma pretty much all of my life, and I have to say, it’s not a bad place to be. We’ve got the claim to some real national treasures including Reba McEntire, Shannon Miller, Brat Pitt, Chris Gains, and of course, Hanson. Those kids that sang “MMMBop” all those years ago are now all […]
Read more "Review: Dead Armadillo Inland Porter"Sold only at the Maker’s Mark gift shop, this cask strength expression of Maker’s 46 was released in Fall of 2015 and is sold in 375ml bottles with zero shits given in regards to the label, which is white with plain black text. You would think a company that dips all their bottles in colored wax […]
Read more "Review: Maker’s 46 Cask Strength"Maker’s Mark made only one product for around 50 years before adding a second expression to their offerings. Maker’s 46 was released in 2010, and it’s the same whiskey as normal Maker’s with the only difference: an extra aging process. The whiskey is dumped at the same time as the normal expression (at around 5 or […]
Read more "Review: Maker’s 46"I’ve been on a huge beer kick lately (Beer is booming in Oklahoma if you haven’t noticed), so this is a great Bourbon to get me back in the Bourbon review game. I’ve actually never owned or opened a bottle of Maker’s until this point. And, we actually went to the distillery a few years […]
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