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I'm going to give this a go sometime this year. Going for the non-programmable PID for sure. I want to keep it as simple as possible. Just want something that keeps me from babysitting the temp with my KAB6...which does the trick and does it fast, but the constant firing with my wide kettle...

Prairie is from Oklahoma not Tejas. Don't take the one nationally known brewery from us.

Contemplating putting my house on the market. Prices are nuts around here for a usually super steady market. Drinking a hopped up Hb Kolsch hoping the freaking rain stays away.

I was trying to think what these would go good with...maybe be a good hop with some herbal/floral taste and smell for use in a wheat/saison possibly a kolsch? Maybe a drier beer... I have so much of them left and wasn't too impressed with how I used them before.

OKC Craft Beer Fest here I come! It was pretty awesome last year and I'm pumped to see more of the new local breweries out there!

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From what I understand yes. But it is still going to conference to more clearly detail the bill. SO then it will have to be voted on again by both the senate and the house (assuming changes are made at conference) before going to the Governor to sign...at least from what I understand...

I guess he thinks all parents must be inept...those pesky Teenagers are out of control!

Hmm as expected. Crap. http://m.tulsaworld.com/blogs/scene/whattheale/what-the-ale-oklahoma-is-progressing-in-its-beer-laws/article_dff515a9-8218-5633-9f1f-9bddf722bb0a.html?mode=jqm

SB383 directs that should the people vote to amend the Oklahoma Constitution to remove restrictions on the control of low-point beer and wine, the Legislature is to enact laws providing for the strict regulation and control on the distribution, possession and transportation of all alcoholic...

So I was reading the summary of sb383 and it made it sound like it was to be put to a vote of the people. Is this true?

Both bills passed the house!! Now what happens? It says they are being sent to Conference...?

Would be nice to see the bill as it is now to know more about what they are working with. Byron's is also a distributor correct? Also their beer selection isn't the greatest anyway for such a big store. I wonder if the distributors will be made to refrigerate then too.

Huh? Forced to refrigerate? All of my local liquor stores are happy to do this and have plans in the works to make the refrigeration happen but it's not like they are or will be required to do so. To me the simple fact that it's 10000 times easier for me to get a couple Prairie Weiss and some...

That's what I've told my liquor store lady. Wal Mart isn't going to carry craft beer, liquor or select wines. They'll sell their big box brands. Also, I'd rather take two shots to the nuts before I'd step foot in one of those hell holes. I'd much rather run into a liquor store buy my keystone...

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Yeah, I don't understand what needs to be rewritten...that's why I contacted the Localok.org persons about a detailed update to the bills as they stand today and what is next as far as their passage. Because none of our news sites mention much about them except they've passed the house...

http://www.tulsaworld.com/blogs/scene/whattheale/what-the-ale-bills-on-brewery-sales-refrigerated-beer-pass/article_c78ffd13-7fef-5db9-9e24-04f12e364ec4.html Here is some reading. Sounds like the brewery full strength sales bill may actually be signed into law. I don't know for sure...but...

Looks like both bills passed the House Committee. To be voted on in the house floor in the next three weeks. We shall see. But I believe a couple of the items will have to be put to a vote of the people. So...more nervous waiting.

http://localok.org/ Need to contact the House Committee of Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled Substances for support on Beer Law Modernization. Take a look at the website above and bug the crap out of the senators...they have nothing better to do.