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Prairie Artisan Ales

Krebs, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, USA

ActiveSingle breweryMicrobrewery
Founded
2012
Archive ID
TB-M4R59RFF
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Summary

Founded by brothers Colin and Chase Healey, known for the Bomb! Imperial stout series and for saisons brewed in a state with historically restrictive alcohol laws.

A summary written during research. The sourced facts are in the sections below.

Tally’s Take

Oklahoma capped beer sold in grocery stores at 3.2 percent until 2018, which makes founding an imperial stout brewery there an act of some optimism. Prairie built a national reputation from a town of two thousand people.

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The Beer Library

Beers

Bourbon Paradise

Limited

Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout

ABV13.7%

Vanilla and toasted coconut in bourbon oak, from a brewery in an Oklahoma town of two thousand. The state capped grocery-store beer at 3.2 percent until 2018.

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Bomb!

Year-Round

Imperial Stout

ABV12.0%

(Flagship; always on brew schedule) [Oklahoma Pass 16]

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Standard

Farmhouse Pale Ale

ABV6.0%

(Current beer page) [Oklahoma Pass 16]

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Prairie Ale

Retired

Farmhouse Ale

(First Prairie beer; historical origin beer) [Oklahoma Pass 16]

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