Prairie Weekend
When the weather outside is close to 100 degrees and the air is filled with smoke here in Southern California the last thing on my mind is cracking open a thick...
Prairie Artisan Ales
Prairie Hair of the Dawg
Over the years, some breweries have allowed members of their exclusive clubs to name beers, design custom labels or even decide certain aspects of how a particu...
Prairie Booyeah
Earlier this year Prairie Artisan Ales of Krebs, Okla. began a membership program called Prairie Dawgs. The $500 membership promised 8-10 barrel-aged beers, gla...
Prairie Pirate Paradise
Paradise.The word brings a litany of different connotations immediately: the ultimate fall from grace in Milton’s epic poem Paradise Lost, the ultimate self...
Prairie Christmas Bomb! (2015)
Eclectic, complex, and well executed not only describe the operational side of Prairie Artisan Ales but also define the high quality beer they offer. Based in T...
Prairie Flare
The craft beer world is a place that generally tends to have a much less pretentious persona than that of the wine world. This is evident in many ways but one t...
Prairie Brimstone Bomb!
In August, Prairie Artisan Ales announced a new variant of its extremely popular Bomb! blend, which is an imperial stout blended with espresso beans, chocolate, vanilla beans and ancho chili peppers. Named Brimstone Bomb!, the new collaboration beer was aged in brimstone whiskey barrels from Balcones Distillery in Waco, Texas, is sold in 12-ounce bottles and comes in at 13 percent ABV.
Prairie Pirate Bomb!
A September, 2014, blog post on its website brought the news that Tulsa, Okla.-based Prairie Artisan Ales would release a second batch of Pirate Bomb! The beer, a rendition of their immensely popular Bomb! aged on rum casks, was originally unveiled in October 2013 in the form of 12-ounce wax-dipped bottles.
Prairie Bomb!
In early 2013, Tulsa, Okla.-based Prairie Artisan Ales released a new beer named Bomb!, an imperial stout blended with espresso beans, chocolate, vanilla beans and ancho chili peppers. While it was not the first beer to gain recognition outside of Oklahoma, Bomb! is considered by many to be the release that put Prairie Artisan Ales on the map and increased the demand for its beers nationally.
