Saturday road trip

[Townsend]

What's ridiculous though about that notion in the law is that most people drink hard liquor at room temp or go down the block to QT to get a cup of ice.  Red wine?  Ready to drink.

Nimrods.

Dude, shush it.  Now they'll require red wine to be kept in a freezer or heated to 150 F in storage.

[Hoss]

Dude, shush it.  Now they'll require red wine to be kept in a freezer or heated to 150 F in storage.

Wow, the Southie just shushed you, Conan...are you going to stand for that?

[Townsend]

Wow, the Southie just shushed you, Conan...are you going to stand for that?

It's unsafe for him out here.  No sidewalks or bike lanes.

[Conan71]

It's unsafe for him out here.  No sidewalks or bike lanes.

I prefer to hog the lane when I'm out south and really piss the southies off when they are late for a soccer game or rugby practice.

Hoss- I bought New Belgium products warm off a floor display IN Colorado last summer.  So much for New Belgium wanting cradle-to-grave toilet cold

[Hoss]

I prefer to hog the lane when I'm out south and really piss the southies off when they are late for a soccer game or rugby practice.

Hoss- I bought New Belgium products warm off a floor display IN Colorado last summer.  So much for New Belgium wanting cradle-to-grave toilet cold

Maybe because their point of brew is Ft Collins?  I'm sure they have just as weird regulations about out of state shipments.

[Conan71]

All I know is alcohol laws are far more complicated than need be.

[DolfanBob]

For the love of Gawd. I just want a strong Bud or Coors sold here. Can't they ship those hot ?
Someone explain that to me again. I still dont get it.

[Townsend]

For the love of Gawd. I just want a strong Bud or Coors sold here. Can't they ship those hot ?
Someone explain that to me again. I still dont get it.

Is Bud Platinum sold in liquor stores here?  I thought I was told it was.

I stocked up a while back so I haven't been back to a store in a while.

[DolfanBob]

Is Bud Platinum sold in liquor stores here?  I thought I was told it was.

I stocked up a while back so I haven't been back to a store in a while.

I havent seen it. But I will ask the next time I go in.

[rdj]

What's ridiculous though about that notion in the law is that most people drink hard liquor at room temp or go down the block to QT to get a cup of ice.  Red wine?  Ready to drink.

Nimrods.

Technically red wine should be served at 65 degrees.  I doubt any liquor stores in Oklahoma set their thermostat that low...

[rdj]

Possibly neutralizes pasteurization?  I can't think of another reason except that the brewer requires it.  In this case, however the requirement is (refrigerated trucks, refrigerated on premise), it's still a requirement and one that keeps them from selling in Oklahoma.

No, New Belgium Brewery doesn't require refrigeration at the retail outlet.  They only require refrigeration during transport.

Room temp for the few weeks a beer sits on the shelf isn't going to damage it like a few days in the back of a non-climate controlled hauler.

[Hoss]

No, New Belgium Brewery doesn't require refrigeration at the retail outlet.  They only require refrigeration during transport.

Room temp for the few weeks a beer sits on the shelf isn't going to damage it like a few days in the back of a non-climate controlled hauler.

OK, I stand corrected, but my point was, the brewery had a refrigeration requirement that Oklahoma by law could not comply with.  So no NBB beers for Oklahoma.

[RecycleMichael]

You guys like to talk about drinking. He started a thread about a hamburger and mentioned he was buying beer.

The law of TulsaNow is that if anyone ever mentions booze, the entire thread shall turn into a discussion of Oklahoma liquor laws and favorite beers.

[Hoss]

You guys like to talk about drinking. He started a thread about a hamburger and mentioned he was buying beer.

The law of TulsaNow is that if anyone ever mentions booze, the entire thread shall turn into a discussion of Oklahoma liquor laws and favorite beers.

Actually the thread was about my Saturday road trip to Caney, which did include buying beer, and the return trip involved hamburger.



And since it involved me having to drive TO ANOTHER STATE to purchase beer that I like, then obviously we are going to talk about the dumbass alcohol/beer laws in this state.

[Red Arrow]

For the love of Gawd. I just want a strong Bud or Coors sold here.

Why?