BEER
With beer from all over the place, including some you may not have heard of, we are proud to bring these amazing flavors to Tulsa, Oklahoma. We’ve got the right brew for you.
The List
A Few Of Our Offerings…
RESERVE YOUR BREWS
Craft Beer
Boulevard Varieties
Heirloom Varieties
Lively Varieties
New Belgium Varieties
Founders Varieties
Marshall Brewing Varieties
Prairie Brewing Varieties
Rogue Varieties
Roughtail Varieties
Tall Grass Varieties
Cabin Boys Varieties
Iron Monk Varieties
Left Hand Varieties
Coop Varieties
Dogfish Head Varieties
FLYING Dog Varieties
Kochendorfer Varieties
Renaissance Varieties
High Gravity Varieties
Nothing’s Left Varieties
Ballast Point
Destihl
Deschutes
Neff
Stone
Elk Valley
Dead Armadillo
Well’s Banana Bread
Revolver
Anderson Valley
Anchor
Sierra Nevada
Breckon Ridge
Tupps
Kentucky Bourbon Barrel
Hop & Sting
Toppling Goliath
Schlafly
Founders- KBS
Domestic Beer
Yeungling Varieties
Land Shark
Rolling Rock
Sea Dog
Tecate
Blue Moon
Budweiser Varieties
Michelob Ultra
Goose Island
Steel Reserve
Busch
Shiner Bock
Sam Adams Varieties
Imported Beer
Frankensteiner
Hofbrau
North Coast Varieties
Paulaner
Bitburger
Smithwick
Carlsberg
Oskar Blues
Chimay
Weihenstephaner
Grolsch
Golden Draak
Sapporo
Becks
Mickey’s
Little Kings
Xingu Black
Fuller
Erdinger
Ayinger
Lindeman’s
Piraat
Karbach
Dos Equis
Stella Artois
Guinness
Kronenbourg
Heineken
Warsteiner
Belhaven
Abita
Bohemia
Innis & Gunn Oak Aged Beer
Alcoholic Ciders
Redds Cider
Cabin Boys Cider
Mike’s Hard
Seltzers & RTD
Truly Varieties
High Noon Varieties
Cayman Jack
Copper Can Moscow Mule
Non-Alcoholic Beer
Our Top Picks
Game of Thrones
Basil Hayden
Haute Couture Sparkling
Tito’s
Copper Can
Moscow Mule
Sam Smith
Organic Strawberry
Hellwind IPA
Michelob Ultra Lime Cactus
From IPAs to Your Favorite Craft Beer…
Beer is made from grain, water, yeast and hops. The grain is warmed in water and the starches from the grain then convert into sugars. The sugar water is also then boiled to get rid of contaminants.
Once the sugar water comes to a boil, hops are added to create a contrasting balance to the sweetness leftover from the grains. This mixture is then cooled and yeast is pitched and shaken to create fermentation -the process where yeast digests the sugars and spits out alcohol.
Each stage of this process can create huge variety of amazing flavors. The combination of specific grains, and flavors added into the brewing process lead us to some amazing beer options from breweries all over the globe. Thru The Cellar Door brings in as many of these different options as we can get our hands on for you to try.
The best advice we can offer on learning all that the craft beer world has to offer is to just jump in and try something! Running up the taste scale is not a bad way to teach your palate about beer, but you may try any random craft beer and enjoy it. The main thing to remember is to start trying a variety of flavors to see what you really enjoy.
If you need a great recommendation or a starting point, don’t hesitate to ask us! We love helping folks discover their new favorites!
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Where Should You Begin?
If you need a recommendation we can help! If you want a brew that goes right along with the current season or just want to break out and try something different – we’ve got just the right thing for you.
When it comes to craft beer, a common question that usually comes up for most people is: “Where do I start?”
While this question is really going to come down to your personal tastes, the real answer is not as difficult as some may make you think it is. No matter where your craft beer journey begins, the fact remains you always have to start somewhere—and that part doesn’t have to be overwhelming. You just need to start.
A pro tip for your fist couple attempts into the craft beer world: Try and find beers that, while superior in every way to mass-produced light beers, possibly happen to share attributes to beers you already know and enjoy. In this case, it might be the higher carbonation content, or the general ‘paleness’ or light nature of the beer.
Once you’ve conquered beers that match what you’ve become accustomed to with mass produced flavors, you can then dive a little deeper into more complex flavors and combinations. Don’t worry, we won’t let you go at it alone. We love talking craft beers. Stop in or call us anytime to get some enthusiastic recommendations.
Directions
Thru The Cellar Door is conveniently located near the front of the Bass Pro shopping center in Broken Arrow.
From the BA: Take the Elm St. exit and head north on Elm St. Turn right on West Stone Wood Drive and then take your first right. We are located right next to the American Airlines Credit Union.
Contact Information
Thru The Cellar Door
Address: 445 W Stone Wood Dr.
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Phone: (918) 355-9151
Email: thruthecellardoorliquor@gmail.com
Payments Accepted:
Business Hours:
| Monday | 11:00am - 9:00pm |
| Tuesday | 11:00am - 9:00pm |
| Wednesday | 11:00am - 9:00pm |
| Thursday | 11:00am - 10:00pm |
| Friday | 11:00am - 10:00pm |
| Saturday | 11:00am - 10:00pm |
| Sunday | 12:00pm - 7:00pm |
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