Marshalls Beer

[brianh]

Will we get to see Big Jamoke at a bar, or is it only in bottles at the moment? Haha, I see jne has kept the Golden Driller beer container from the state fair, I would have kept mine but I accidentally dropped it in the public restroom there.

[Nik]

Update from the MBC twitter: "Big Jamoke Update: Sales through 6 days record breaking. We have a 2nd batch in the fermenter & a planned bottling in just shy of 2 weeks."

[Conan71]

That's hardly a surprise.  I shared a few bottles for Christmas gifts and have heard nothing in return but great things from my friends.  I may actually like this one the best out of the Marshall's fleet.  Can't wait to see what he's got up his sleeve next.

[Hoss]

That's hardly a surprise.  I shared a few bottles for Christmas gifts and have heard nothing in return but great things from my friends.  I may actually like this one the best out of the Marshall's fleet.  Can't wait to see what he's got up his sleeve next.

I drank one of the two I bought last week and was pleasantly surprised.  I'm not usually a big fan of porters, but this was the exception.  Smoothest porter I've ever had and would definitely recommend it to others.

[DolfanBob]

The Tulsa World Scene has a Marshalls beer video at the plant. Here is the link.  http://www.tulsaworld.com/scene/

[rwarn17588]

Got this snippet of an e-mail today:

"Tulsa, Oklahoma – February 18, 2010 - The much-anticipated release of six packs from Marshall Brewing Company continues with Old Pavilion Pilsner now joining the McNellie's Pub Ale on liquor store shelves throughout Oklahoma.

"Marshall Brewing Company began installation of its fully automated rotary fill bottling line in May 2009. Perfecting installation and bottling combined with an ever-increasing demand for product on draft slowed the release of the six packs to this point. Each of Marshall's remaining Core Beers, Sundown Wheat and Atlas IPA, will be released in the new six pack format on a staggered time schedule. The staggered schedule is born from the company's controlled growth strategy to be sure that production can always keep pace with demand."

More. Beer. Good.

[MDepr2007]

Anyone remember the 2 flavors served at the KRMG political mixer at Flytrap?

[brianh]

Awesome! how come I can't find out about this in the Tulsa World or something? I will check Atlas on the way home.

[DolfanBob]

With the great weather outside. I just had to re-open this post with this pic. Enjoy.

[Nik]

http://www.wildbrew.org/WildBrewBeerRelease03042010.pdf

Marshall Brewing Company and Choc Beer Company are pleased to announce
Wild Brew, a limited release collaborative beer that will be brewed in recognition of the annual beer festival in
Tulsa, Okla. The Wild Brew beer will be available in 22 oz. bottles beginning May 3 throughout Oklahoma and
Western Arkansas.

[Conan71]

If anyone happens to be going to SW Colorado in the future, I found an outstanding little brewery in Pagosa Springs:

http://www.pagosabrewing.com

In a state over-run (is that really possible?) with micro breweries, this one really stands out.  They had some excellent Abbey style brews, the Grand Cru being the best.

Not to hi-jack a thread about our beloved Marshall's but this was about as good a place as any to post on micro brews.  And yes, I did bring along some Big Jamoke and Atlas on the trip.

[DolfanBob]

Will there be green Marshalls at McNellies tonight ?

[MarshallBrewing]

If you mean Green as in environmentally friendly, then yes!

[Conan71]

Got this snippet of an e-mail today:

"Tulsa, Oklahoma – February 18, 2010 - The much-anticipated release of six packs from Marshall Brewing Company continues with Old Pavilion Pilsner now joining the McNellie's Pub Ale on liquor store shelves throughout Oklahoma.

"Marshall Brewing Company began installation of its fully automated rotary fill bottling line in May 2009. Perfecting installation and bottling combined with an ever-increasing demand for product on draft slowed the release of the six packs to this point. Each of Marshall's remaining Core Beers, Sundown Wheat and Atlas IPA, will be released in the new six pack format on a staggered time schedule. The staggered schedule is born from the company's controlled growth strategy to be sure that production can always keep pace with demand."

More. Beer. Good.

Just FYI, confirmed sighting of Old Pavillion sixers at Columbia Liquors last weekend at 15th & Columbia.

[Hoss]

Just FYI, confirmed sighting of Old Pavillion sixers at Columbia Liquors last weekend at 15th & Columbia.

You're just now getting that out?  You slacker!!