COOP Ale Works
Oklahoma City, OK
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All beers · COOP Ale Works
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COOP Alpha Hive
Double IPA · 9.5% ABV
This Double IPA is infused with a fierce American hop profile and a delicate, bee-crafted orange blossom honey from Northern California. -
COOP DNR
Belgian Strong Ale · 10.0% ABV
DNR provides flavor and aroma that is big in every way. Notes of dried fruit, cinnamon & vanilla make DNR a very complex experience to be enjoyed in moderation. -
COOP Horny Toad Cerveza
Pilsner · 5.3% ABV
Crisp and clean, Horny Toad is a premium craft cerveza with just a hint of Noble hop bitterness to balance the pilsner malt body. -
COOP Gran Sport
Porter · 6.0% ABV
Aromatic notes of chocolate and roasted nuts provide this robust porter the finesse and malt backbone that craft beer lovers have come to expect. -
Coop Horny Toad
Blonde Ale · 5.3% ABV
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COOP Native Amber
Amber Ale · 6.1% ABV
Native Amber is an audacious blend of hops and malt. Caramel and biscuit notes carry the Cascade and Cluster hop additions through to an enjoyably round finish. -
Coop Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest · 5.6% ABV
The COOP Oktoberfest combines Munich malt, Bavarian hops and a traditional German yeast, and calls for the celebration of fall’s arrival. -
COOP Territorial Reserve Barleywine
Barley Wine · 11.0% ABV
COOP’s 2012 Barleywine Ale was a pursuit of this particular beer style in the English tradition... -
Coop Ale Works Bourbon Chocolate DNR
Belgian Strong Ale · 10.1% ABV
Barrel Aged (Bourbon) Belgian Dark Strong Ale -
Coop Ale Works Fly Me Away IPA
IPA · 7.6% ABV
Unfiltered Hazy IPA, with tons of juicy citrus and easy to drink hop notes. -
COOP Alpha Hive W/ Citra
Double IPA · 8.25% ABV
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Coop Bourbon Barrel Gran Sport Porter
Porter · 6.0% ABV
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Coop CBAO
American Pale Ale · 4.8% ABV
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COOP DNR Tequila Barrel Aged
Belgian Strong Ale · 12.1% ABV
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COOP DNR w/Chocolate
Belgian Strong Ale · 10.0% ABV
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COOP Elevator
German Hefeweizen · 5.6% ABV
Notes of clove and banana can be found along with noticeable spice from the rye. Formerly known as Zeppelin German Wheat. -
COOP Elevator Wheat Ale
Wheat Ale
A unique spin on a classic style, this spicy wheat ale starts with a blend of Maris Otter, white wheat and a hint of rye. -
Coop Fly Me Away
NE IPA · 7.6% ABV
Inspired by Oklahoma's iconic Braniff Airways' colorful culture, Fly Me Away IPA features fruity, juicy hop flavors. -
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Coop Horny Toad Blonde
Blonde Ale · 5.3% ABV
Crisp and clean, Horny Toad is a premium blonde ale with a hint of Noble hop bitterness to balance the two-row and pilsner malt body... -
Coop ID No.1
Sour Ale · 7.6% ABV
The first release in our brand new ID Series is a Brett ale with persimmons aged in Chardonnay barrels for 3 years. -
Coop ID No.5
Brut IPA · 5.5% ABV
This brut IPA is hoppy with a touch of dryness reminiscent of a brut or champagne -
Coop Saturday Siren
Pilsner · 5.4% ABV
Saturday Siren is a crisp and refreshing pilsner built for summer days. Dry hop additions of Idaho 007 and Comet bring new world flavor to this old world style. -
Coop Spare Rib Pale Ale
American Pale Ale · 4.0% ABV
Big on late-hopped flavor, easy on bitterness, our American Pale has a heaping portion of Columbus and Amarillo hops after it leaves the brewhouse. -
Coop Territorial Reserve
Imperial Stout · 9.0% ABV
This imperial recipe begins with a big, rich stout packed with chocolate and coffee malts as well as oatmeal, and ends after a very generous hop addition... -
COOP Territorial Reserve Bourbon Barrell Aged Wild Wheat Wine
Wild Wheat Wine has a floral and rustic foundation that began with generous additions of both malted and unmalted wheat. We then added local alfalfa honey and fermented this brew with wild yeast. -
Coop Territorial Reserve Oak Aged Imperial Stout
Imperial Stout · 13.5% ABV
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Coop Territory Reserve Oak Aged 2015
Imperial Stout · 11.0% ABV
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Double Dry-Hopped Citra F5
IPA · 6.8% ABV
About the brewery
COOP Ale Works began with a humble home brewer and a simple dream. The idea spread as friends tasted the unique beers, and the popularity of those early batches encouraged a dedicated team of three partners to begin working to make the dream of a local brewery a reality.