SCENE FEED

Death Notices for September 18 TULSA

7 hours ago

Tulsa Club owner Josh Barrett vows to remake historic building

6 hours ago

191 Comments

Putin and Obama

2 days ago

166 Comments

Obama's Jail

6 days ago

118 Comments

The Wealthiest List and the Middle Class List

6 hours ago

116 Comments

United We Stand

last week

88 Comments

Obama Foreign Policy

4 days ago

Looking for great beers to drink? Here are some upcoming beer events

By TOM GILBERT Chief Photographer on Sep 18, 2013, at 9:30 AM  Updated on 9/18 at 6:10 AM



WHAT THE ALE

Budweiser OK+ (some say 6 point) coming to liquor stores?

Word has it that OK+ (in excess of 3.2) Budweiser is coming to a liquor store near you.

A couple of popular Budweiser ...

Status update on Prairie Artisan Ales Tulsa Brewery

Chase Healey of Prairie Artisan Ales has been a busy brewmaster lately.
Not only is he jetting around the globe promoting ...

Don't mess with Godzilla

I haven't tried this beer and I will be curious on how the lawsuit pans out. What do you all think?

This in from the ...

CONTACT THE BLOGGER

Tom Gilbert

918-581-8349
Email

2013/9/_MG_9705.JPG

Marshall Brewing Company's brewmaster Eric Marshall and Owen Taylor pour their beers during the Tulsa Press Club's First draft tasting in 2012 at ONEOK field.


2013/9/_MG_9748.JPG

Tasters sample a variety of beers during the Tulsa Press Club's First draft tasting in 2012 at ONEOK field.


2013/9/_MG_9756.JPG

A great view of Tulsa's skyline during the Tulsa Press Club's First draft tasting in 2012 at ONEOK field.


2013/9/FirstDraft45.JPG

Tulsa's Prairie Artisan Ales poured during the Tulsa Press Club's First draft beer tasting in 2012 at ONEOK field.


2013/9/FirstDraft13.JPG

A variety of excellent beers are featured during the Tulsa Press Club's First draft beer tasting in 2012 at ONEOK field.


2013/9/Oktoberfest.jpg

Don Jellison of Skiatook takes a swig from his boot-shaped beer glass during the first full day of Oktoberfest in Tulsa. Jellison and members of his family have attended the annual event for about 15 years. MATT BARNARD/Tulsa World


Harvest Beer Festival

Sept. 21

The fourth-annual Harvest Beer Festival will take place outside of McNellie's Downtown, First Street and Elgin Avenue. The festival runs from noon to 8 p.m. Fassler Hall will be out with the sausage cart and McNellie's will serve their regular menu in the restaurant.

Tickets are $30 and can be purchased online at ticketstorm.com, or at either McNellie's location. Each person who purchases a ticket will receive a souvenir tasting glass at the gate. Patrons not drinking, such as a designated driver, are welcome to attend without paying admission.

There will also be a few vendors, such as Okie Crowe, selling beer related items.

"There will be a great mix of breweries offering their best brews, including some special batches you won't find anywhere else," organizers said.

Below is a list of breweries that will be at the festival.

Abita

Anchor
Angy Orchard
Anderson Valley
Battered Boar
Big Sky

Boulevard

Caldera

Choc

COOP

Crispin
Crown Valley

Dead Armadillo

Great Divide

Green Flash
F.O.A.M.

Jolly Pumpkin

Laughing Dog

Left Hand

Leinenkugel

Lost Coast

Marshall

Mustang

North Coast

Point

Prairie

Redstone

Roughtail

Sam Adams

Santa Fe
Sea Dog

Shiner

Shipyard

Tallgrass

Woodchuck

The second-annual Fassler Hall Oktoberfest

Oct. 4 and 5

Fassler Hall's Oktoberfest celebration features $5 admission each night, an Oktoberfest and German beer tap takeover, an outdoor beer garden and 48-ounce commemorative pitchers.

Food trucks -- including Mr. Nice Guys Tacos and Lone Wolf Banh Mi -- will be on hand, and Fassler Hall will be serving its regular menu.

Here's the music schedule:

Oct. 4

8 p.m. - Electric Rag Band

9:30 p.m. - Jimbo Mathis and the Tri-State Coalition

Midnight - Pilgrim

Oct. 5

9 p.m. - Austin Lucas

10:30 p.m. - Lee Bains III

Midnight - Paul Benjaman Band

Oktoberfest Riverparks

Oct. 17-20

Westbank of the Arkansas river

tulsaoktoberfest.org


Tulsa Press Club’s ninth-annual First Draft Beer tasting

Nov. 8

ONEOK Field

www.firstdrafttulsa.com

Raise a glass to your favorite frothy brew, or try something new at the ninth edition of First Draft, which returns to OKENOK Field from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 8.

Find more than 75 beers that are sure to create a buzz.

Tickets are $45 each or $80 per couple in advance, $50 each the day of.

Admission includes commemorative pint glass, a beer tasting from the region’s finest brewers, hard-to-find and highly rated labels and plenty of ballpark-style treats. A special VIP area is new for this year.

Sponsorship information:

$5,000 – Presenting Sponsor

- Two-page spread ad in keepsake quality event program

- Admission for 12 people

- Logo on event signage

- Logo on commemorative First Draft glass, grab bags and t-shirt

- Logo on event website

- Listed as presenting sponsor on event advertisements in Tulsa World, Urban Tulsa Weekly, Tulsa Business

Journal and Tulsa People Magazine

- Name mentioned in all First Draft publicity

- Opportunity to provide promo item for all guests

- 6 VIP passes for parking

- Admission 30 minutes early to event

- Access to VIP room with local brewers and a special beer tasting

$2,500 – Platinum Sponsor

- Full-page ad in keepsake quality event program

- Admission for 6 people

- Listed on event signage

- Logo on event website

- Name on t-shirt

- Name mentioned in all First Draft publicity

- 3 VIP passes for parking

- Admission 30 minutes early to event

- Access to VIP room with local brewers and a special beer tasting

-

$1,500 – Corporate Brewmaster

- Admission for 8 people

- 8 event T-shirts

- VIP passes for parking

- Access to VIP room with local brewers and a special beer tasting

- Admission 30 minutes early to event

$750 – Corporate Beer Drinker

- Admission for 4 people including VIP parking for 2

- Access to VIP room with local brewers and a special beer tasting

- Admission 30 minutes early to event

- Listed on event signage

- Listed on event website


Follow Tom Gilbert on Twitter.

SCENE: Visit the home to all things food, movies, TV, music and local entertainment.
WHAT THE ALE

Budweiser OK+ (some say 6 point) coming to liquor stores?

Word has it that OK+ (in excess of 3.2) Budweiser is coming to a liquor store near you.

A couple of popular Budweiser ...

Status update on Prairie Artisan Ales Tulsa Brewery

Chase Healey of Prairie Artisan Ales has been a busy brewmaster lately.
Not only is he jetting around the globe promoting ...

Don't mess with Godzilla

I haven't tried this beer and I will be curious on how the lawsuit pans out. What do you all think?

This in from the ...

CONTACT THE BLOGGER

Tom Gilbert

918-581-8349
Email

COMMENTS

Join the conversation.

Anyone can post a comment on Tulsa World stories. You can either sign in to your Tulsa World account or use Facebook.

Sign in to your online account. If you don't have an account, create one for free. To comment through Facebook, please sign in to your account before you comment.

Read our commenting policy.


Join the conversation.

Anyone can post a comment on Tulsa World stories.

Sign in to your online account. If you don't have an account, create one for free.

Read our commenting policy.

By clicking "Submit" you are agreeing to our terms and conditions, and grant Tulsa World the right and license to publish the content of your posted comment, in whole or in part, in Tulsa World.

SCENE FEED

Death Notices for September 18 TULSA

7 hours ago

Tulsa Club owner Josh Barrett vows to remake historic building

6 hours ago

191 Comments

Putin and Obama

2 days ago

166 Comments

Obama's Jail

6 days ago

118 Comments

The Wealthiest List and the Middle Class List

6 hours ago

116 Comments

United We Stand

last week

88 Comments

Obama Foreign Policy

4 days ago