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LIMITED RELEASE

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LIMITED RELEASE

DNR CASK-IT

LIMITED RELEASE

Territorial Reserve

LIMITED RELEASE

Id Series

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Feb 27

Live Music in the #COOPTaproom

Live music in the taproom every Thursday! Feb. 27 featuring Lacy Saunders.

COOP Ale Works, 4745 Council Heights Road, Oklahoma City, OK 73179 LEARN MORE

Mar 7

11th Anniversary Party

It's party time! Come celebrate with us with a full day of beer, food and fun.

COOP Ale Works, 4745 Council Heights Road, Oklahoma City, OK 73179 LEARN MORE

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Mar 7

11th Anniversary Party

Celebrate 11 years of COOP beer! COOP Ale Works, 4745 Council Heights Road, Oklahoma City, OK 73179 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

It’s party time!

We’re celebrating 11 great years of COOP beer at the taproom on March 7, rain, shine or freezing cold. All of our core beers will be on tap throughout the day, as well as exclusive and limited edition beers exclusive to our anniversary party and taproom. Specialty beers will include vintages from our barrel-aged Territorial Reserve, DNR Cask-It and Id series, and one-off custom pilot batches from each member of our production staff.

There will be two sessions: Session 1 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Session 2 from 4 to 8 p.m. General admission tickets will cost $30 and will include an 11th anniversary tasting glass and access to six beer stations throughout the four-hour session. VIP tickets will cost $50 and will include a full-size VIP glass, a private area with special release beers served at their release times and private restrooms. Designated driver tickets are available for $10 and will not include access to the VIP area. All proceeds will benefit the Oklahoma Humane Society. Tickets are available online and at the Tower Theatre OKC box office.

Phill Me Up Cheesesteaks, Taco Nation and La Gumbo Ya Ya will be on site all day serving food, and DJ J2O will be DJing during Session 2.

This is a 21+ event, and everyone will be ID’d for entry. No refunds will be issued for this event as all event proceeds benefit our friends at OK Humane. No dogs or pets are allowed at this event as it is very busy and we want to keep everyone’s furry friends safe at home. Our taproom will be closed Friday, March 6, in preparation for the anniversary party. It will be open regular hours 4-8 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, March 4-5.

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OUR TAPROOM

OPEN TODAY

4PM - 8PM

ON TAP

Year Rounds

Horny Toad Blonde

Blonde Ale

5.3%
25

Elevator Wheat

Hefeweizen

5.6%
17

Native Amber Red IPA

IPA - Red

6.5%
55

F5 IPA

IPA - American

7.1%
85

Saturday Siren

Pilsner - Other

5.4%
40

DNR

Belgian Strong Dark Ale

Spare Rib Pale Ale

Pale Ale - American

ON TAP

Specialties

Alpha Hive

IPA - Imperial / Double

9.1%
100

Territorial Reserve Bourbon Barrel Aged Barley Wine Ale (2019)

Barleywine - American

11.3%

Territorial Reserve Bourbon Barrel Aged Imperial Stout (2018)

Stout - American Imperial / Double

Territorial Reserve Bourbon Barrel Aged Imperial Stout (2019)

Stout - Imperial / Double

13.3%
144

Territorial Reserve Bourbon Barrel Aged Rye Wine Ale (2019)

Rye Wine

12.4%
27

Blackberry DNR

Belgian Strong Dark Ale

Plum DNR

Belgian Strong Dark Ale

...but Not Always

Fruit Beer

5.6%
17

Tangerine Alpha Hive

IPA - Imperial / Double

9.1%
100

Mango Alpha Hive

IPA - Imperial / Double

9.1%
100

Peach Alpha Hive

IPA - Imperial / Double

9.1%
100

Apricot F5

IPA - American

7.1%
85

Grapefruit F5

IPA - American

6.8%
100

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Spare Rib

Saturday Siren

DNR

Horny Toad

Native Amber

Elevator Wheat

Gran Sport Porter

Alpha Hive

Fly Me Away

Oktoberfest

Bourbon Barrel with Chocolate

Brandy Barrel with Cherries

Rye Barrel Aged

Tequila Barrel Aged

Rum Barrel Aged

Bourbon Barrel Aged Imperial Stout

Bourbon Barrel Aged Rye Wine Ale

Barrel Aged Wild Wheat Wine Honey Ale

Bourbon Barrel Aged Barley Wine Ale

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