Here is our first review from Broken Arrow’s Nothing’s Left Brewing Company. This is their first packaged beer, though they have plenty that has been going around on draft at bars and festivals. They’ve put together an American Pale Ale with one of my favorite hops: Galaxy. The can also features a kangaroo in a […]
Read more "Nothing’s Left Galaxy Pale Ale"Roughtail continues to put out tasty, hoppy beers in 16 oz cans. Again this one is brewery only, and again they disappear fast. Well worth the effort in spite of an inexplicable forced double entendre. Made with flaked wheat for a soft creamy mouthfeel and packed with Citra and Galaxy hops. Company: Roughtail Brewing Co. […]
Read more "Review: Roughtail Brewing Company WhEaT Dreams"Here’s another hoppy brewery only offering from Roughtail. Oats n’ Ho’s is referring to the “ton of oats and Idaho 7 hops” involved in the brewing. Looks like this may be a fall only seasonal and probably a brewery only release, so make your way out to Midwest City if you’d like to try a […]
Read more "Review: Roughtail Brewing Company Oats N’ Ho’s Pale Ale"There aren’t many beers that I buy over and over again just to make sure I always have some in the fridge…actually, to be exact, there’s currently only one: Elk Valley’s Pale Ale. I’ve been a huge fan of this brew for a while now, and I just realized that I’ve never given it a […]
Read more "Review: Elk Valley Pale Ale"I’ve been following this brewery since its inception and await all of their new releases. I may be a bit of a homer since this is Norman’s craft brewery, and I was in Cub/Boy Scouts with Jonathan and went to middle school with Trae! The glass in the picture was from one of their first […]
Read more "Review: 405 Trae P.A."Roughtail Pale Ale has been around on tap for a while, and it’s normally a go to for me when I can’t decide what I want. It’s made with 4 hop varieties: Warrior, El Dorado, Centennial, and Mosaic. When a fresh batch came out recently, this time in cans, I had high hopes so I rushed out […]
Read more "Review: Roughtail Pale Ale"Until the new laws take over, breweries can only serve 3.2% ABW beers at the site of production. On the upside, many of the local brewers have taken up the challenge and offer 3.2 brews exclusively at their breweries. We have just such a beer today, from the folks at Anthem. They were good enough to sit down […]
Read more "Review: Anthem Upper 90 Pale Ale"Prairie Artisan Ales makes some fine stuff here in Oklahoma and is really leading the mission to put the state on the map as a contender in the national beer scene. You can go out of the state to Kentucky, Colorado, wherever, strike up a conversation with a beer nerd, and they will bring up Prairie […]
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