This feature will be in video form, with a quick interview of the brewer or representative talking about one particular beer, the style, the name, and the taste and anything else they want to add.
Father and son co-owners Alex and Larry Foster of Nook Brew Co., 909 S 12th St., Broken Arrow describe Loud Mouth a New England style IPA that comes in at 6.8% ABV. It is available at their taproom on Dec. 11, their first day of opening their taproom to the public.
Oktoberfest
A beer is poured at the Fasler Hall Stammtisch tent presented by Marshall Brewing Company during a previous Linde Oktoberfest at the West Festival park.
Oktoberfest Beer - Marshall
Marshall Brewing Co.
1742 E. Sixth St.
Tulsa’s oldest brewery started by brewmaster Eric Marshall, who spent time in Germany perfecting his craft, offers us its Oktoberfest märzen lager in bottles and cans this year. The lager comes in at 6% ABV and is a well-balanced, smooth malty thirst quencher.
Oktoberfest Beer - Marshall
“Break out the lederhosen and get ready for some good old Bavarian Gemütlichkeit … Oklahoma Style. Marshall Brewing Co.’s Oktoberfest is a beautiful deep copper-colored lager highlighted by a complex malt flavor, elegantly balanced by the bittering of noble German hops,” said Wes Alexander, director of marketing for Marshall.
Oktoberfest Beer - Heirloom
Heirloom Rustic Ales
2113 E. Admiral Blvd.
Heirloom co-founder Jake Miller does what he does best — brews lagers. This one is called Meadowbier.
“This märzen is brewed with a myriad of hand-selected bread-y and toast-y malts to coax all of the tastes and warmth of fall. Fermented with lager yeast and kept cold for five weeks before serving for a crisp and refreshing experience,” Miller said. The lager comes in at 5.9% ABV.
Oktoberfest Beer - Renaissance Brewing
Renaissance Brewing
1147 S. Lewis Ave.
Renaissance Brewing’s Deustchican, a Vienna lager, comes in at 5.9% ABV and is in cans for the first time this year. A very smooth beer that you won’t want to stop drinking.
“We’re a little different, we don’t do an Oktoberfest style. We do a Vienna lager style. It’s a little bit lighter than the Oktoberfest, a little bit smoother and cleaner, it’s great for the occasion, still a great fall beer, and it can even go past the fall,” said Glenn Hall, founder of Renaissance Brewing.
Oktoberfest Beer - Dead Armadillo Brewery
Dead Armadillo Brewery
1004 E. Fourth St. Dead Armadillo’s Festbier lager is a bright copper-colored lager with hazelnut, pecan and caramel flavors that comes in at 6% ABV.
“Fall is our favorite time of year. As temps get cooler and the leaves start to change, there are few things finer than a warm fire and a cold lager,” said Marion Gooding, operations manager for Dead Armadillo.
Oktoberfest Beer - Eerie Abbey Ales
Eerie Abbey Ales
507 S. Main St.
Tulsa’s newest brewery offers up its first Oktoberfest brew. The märzen lager warms you up and ends with a fruity and creamy finish. It comes in at 5.8% ABV.
“We brewed our Marzen lager to be drinkable first but to also showcase the breadiness and depth of flavor you can get from an Oktoberfest-style lager,” said Josh Schrock, co-founder of Eerie Abbey Ales.
Oktoberfest Beer - Cabin Boys Brewery
Cabin Boys Brewery
1717 E. Seventh St.
Its Festbier-style lager comes in at 6% ABV, has a light golden color and was made to drink in a mass (liter) vessel at 42 degrees.
“Our Oktoberfest is a Fest-style lager. Lighter in color and body but at 6% it is packed full of wonderful honey and biscuit aromas giving the drinker the sensation to stand on top of German picnic tables and sing outrageously loud!” said Austin McIlory, founder and brewmaster of Cabin Boys.
Oktoberfest Beer - Elgin Park
Elgin Park
325 E. Reconciliation Way
Elgin Park's new Mr. Oktoberfest beer is offered on tap at their Brewpub. The marzen is made with all German ingredients except for the water. It comes in at 6% ABV.
Oktoberfest Beer - Nothing's Left Brewing Co.
Nothing's Left Brewing Co.
1502 E. Sixth St.
Nothing’s Left Brewing’s Oktoberfest marzen is called Prost! it comes in at 6.3% ABV.
Oktoberfest Beer - Welltown Brewery
Welltown Brewery
22 N. Cheyenne Ave.
Wellton Brewery’s Oktoberfest marzen called Prost! it comes in at 6.0% ABV.
Oktoberfest Beer - Paulaner
Paulaner’s Oktoberfest Marzen 5.8% ABV and Oktoberfest Bier, 6% ABV.
Oktoberfest Beer - Paulaner
Paulaner’s Oktoberfest Marzen 5.8% ABV.
Oktoberfest Beer - Paulaner
Paulaner’s Oktoberfest Bier, 6% ABV.
Tom Gilbert 918-581-8349
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