OK Beer News #345

A lot of that Chicken Killer lingered on some shelves for a while, but probably did nothing but help it...

 

These bottles looked a lot fresher w/ better quality paper.
But I agree w/ that,
Freemans had some on shelves for a while & it was pretty sweet.
They were one of the last stores to have Avery, too.

 

New Brewz:



Ballin'

 

Relatively new to the area (last november) Just had Choc's Spring Pilsner for the first time. Extremely solid Pilsner. Also had their Oklahoma Pale Ale and loved that too. Extremely balanced but with just the right amount if bitterness. Solid offerings.

Coupled with the insanely amazing brews from Prairie Artisan Ales and I am finding Oklahoma's offerings extremely good.

Any other local (Anywhere in OK) brewery offerings that are must-try???

 

Everything from Prairie.

Everything from Coop.

Everything from Marshall.

Dragon's Breath by Mustang.

Certain Battered Boar stuff.

Gose, Dubbel, Biere de Garde, & Oak Aged Quad from Choc.

 

Hey I got the scoop that Marshall Five was being posted
for Bombers & Draft:

Anyone know of an exact release date?

 

Is Coop F5 getting canned any time soon?

 

Here's the last tweet on that:

June 13th '13
F5 India Pale Ale will be in 16oz cans as soon as we can physically make that happen.
& Believe me - we will let you know when we do!

https://twitter.com/COOPAleWorks/statuses/345323699861340162

 

I wonder if it's a logistics issue or a beer issue (can't replicate flavor or other aspects in canned format)?