Prairie released 3 beers this week, Pirate Bomb!, Pirate Noir, and Coffee Noir. Hell of a week! This stuff has been really hard to find with low bottle limits at all my favorite stops. The most limited so far (for me anyways) has been the Coffee Noir. While I was tempted to crack this on a […]
Read more "Review: Prairie Coffee Noir (2016)"Alright, it’s been a while since I had an oatmeal stout, it’s usually a style I can get behind. I didn’t start a bender with this over bacon and eggs, but I can use my imagination. Company: Dead Armadillo Craft Brewing Location: Tulsa, OK ABV: 5.82% ABV Style/Description: Coffee Oatmeal Stout Price: $9 (22 oz. […]
Read more "Review: Dead Armadillo Morning Bender"Trae was kind enough to drop off a pre-release bottle of the new batch of FDR for personal consumption, but I decided to just review it in time for the release this week. An interesting brew, they added coffee directly into the boil. I’ve had the opportunity to sample FDR on a few occasions over […]
Read more "Review: 405 FDR (2016)"Willows Family returns with another bizarre label and another bizarre and undefinable beer. An intriguing mixture of coffee and farmhouse, this promises to be something new. I can only hope that I don’t see nothing wrong with a little Bump N’ Grind… Company: Willows Family Ales Location: Tulsa, OK ABV: 8% Style/Description: Farmhouse Ale with […]
Read more "Review: Willows Family Ales Bump N’ Grind"The internet is fun, and there are fun things on it. Some of those things happen to be groups of people that love the same thing you do, like whiskey and craft beer. It was in one of those groups where we scored some tickets to the Prairie Artisan Ales Gnome Dome, a small collection of […]
Read more "The Prairie Gnome Dome and Review of Coffee Okie"Los Naranjos Coffee Stout is the 3rd collaboration between Black Mesa Brewing and Elemental Coffee Roasters of Downtown OKC. For the past few years I’ve basically lived off of Elemental’s Purusha, so sign me up when a local brewery teams up with them for an adjunct. Black Mesa was nice enough to invite us to the launch […]
Read more "Review: Black Mesa Los Naranjos"I’ve been a big fan of COOP’s Territorial Reserve series since its inception. In fact, the first beer that I ever cellared was the initial 2010 release of that beer. It’s still in there, I should probably drink it at this point… Anyway, I heard about the chance to try this great brew on tap at […]
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