Tallgrass Brewing Co.
Newsletter
            
 FEB 2012
craft can awards
In This Issue
Kelly is Krafty
Tour De Brew
Presidential Beer
Something Completely Different
Tallgrass Shirts $8?
Hey! Beerman!
Kelly of the Plains
Kelly L.
Kelly Lohrmeyer

 Beer Seller Mas Fina!*  

        

Kelly came to Tallgrass by way of St. Louis. She was a bartender there at one of the great craft bars in that great beer town. It was there she began her love of great beer and found Tallgrass.

Kelly sells Tallgrass beer in the Midwest area. You might see her at events in Lincoln, Omaha, Wichita, and of course, Manhattan.

When she isn't selling beer you can find her biking, cooking, and watching Breaking Bad.
She can often be found playing frisbee with her 3-legged dog, Tripod.

Favorite Beer: Oasis with a side of Halcyon. Now that's livin'.

Favorite Bands: Mumford & Sons, The National, Radiohead

Crazy Talent: Kelly can turn her eyelids inside out. Why? Just because she can. Ask her, she'll do it. 
Breaking Bad 
 Kelly is going to ask Gus if we can get  Tallgrass on tap here.
Please be our friend!

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Tallgrass Tours
& Events...
 
We're trying to get you more tours in 2012. We like to show off our little brewery, but we also like to brew beer, and sometimes that gets in the way. If you're going to be in the Flinthills sometime in the future, just drop us an email.

You can always visit our tasting room, but sometimes a tour is not an option. Especially when the Oompa-Loompas are working. 
Tour Glass

Speaking of tours, we now have our official "Tallgrass Tour Glass" available at every tour. They're just $5 and are available only at the brewery.
Q: Do I have to buy a glass just to go
on the tour?
A: Of course not. You only need to buy a glass if you want to sample our tasty brews, but a tour without samples, that just ain't right.  
   
Tallgrass Drinker Salute
Adrian M.
Tuscaloosa, AL
    Adrian Tallgrass Fan
Adrian drinks Tallgrass beer and makes custom guitar pedals for a living. He's even getting a degree in guitar pedals. How cool is that? Not to mention those sideburns.
SALUTE!


A Very Loyal Oasis Fan
A big oasis fan
Could you be this cool?

 
Velvet Rooster
Tallgrass Wins Big!
It's like a BCS championship...well, almost 
The Readers of Craftcans.com love Tallgrass a whole lot. In their latest reader's poll, Tallgrass got 8 awards! Velvet Rooster won two, "Best New Beer in 2011" and "Best Belgian-style in a can."
Our other winners:
Tallgrass Ale - Best Brown Ale
Halcyon Unfiltered Wheat - Best Wheat Beer
Oasis - Best Double IPA/Imperial IPA
(check out all the results here)

Craft Cans LogoThanks to all the readers at Craftcans.com for making us one of your  favorite breweries. If you're not already a reader of Craftcans.com, you should be. They have the largest database of craft beer in cans in the world. Check it out! 
 

Hail to the Hops...  president's poll  

We're pretty busy brewing, talking about, and drinking beer, but we hear there is a presidential race going on. We thought: "What if a beer could run for president?" I bet more people would vote.  

Who would vote against the Beer Party?  Not us. 

   

*Ale dropped out of the race because of allegations

against his moral chararter. It turns out he had been brewed over 300 times.    

 


We Want to Sponsor Something Weird
Really weird, please
People are always asking us to sponsor things and we like that.  We're a small brewery, and we know what it's like to get overlooked, so we want to help a very strange event get the push it needs.

If you have an unusual event that needs some recognition, we want to help.

A few ground rules:
 
1) The event has to be open to the public.
Sorry no weddings or backyard BBQs.
Hog Caller
2) The event has to be in one of the states where we sell Tallgrass.
We do like to sell beer. (map of Tallgrass states)
3) It has to be "beer friendly." No surgery competitions or baby beauty contests. 
3) It has to be weird...but legal...mostly. 

What you get:
1) Annoucement of the event in this newsletter.
Hagis HurlingWe send this out to a bunch of people who'll go to anything...if there is good beer there.
2) Mention of the event on our website and facebook/twitter. We have lots of fans who'll do what we ask them...as long as good beer is available. 
3) Cool poster. We will design something nice for you that will have people flocking to your bizarre event to drink Tallgrass.  
4) Tallgrass Stuff.  Some stickers, maybe a hat or two, whatever we got lying around.  

What are you waiting for?

Tell us about your very strange event here.

*events pictured are: log toss, hog callin', & haggis throw.
What else could you do with haggis? 

 


A Tallgrass t-shirt for $8!Shirts
Christmas is long gone and we've got stuff left over. Oasis, Halcyon, and Tallgrass ladies Tees just $8!
We also have some of those cool Halcyon wall tins $10 off & other cool stuff.

Check out our store            

Jeff loves beer delivery 


Q: Where does beer come from?  

 

We brew the beer, but we don't deliver the beer. Every 4-pack you buy at the store and every pint you quaff out of a keg was put there by a delivery person.

 

These guys and gals don't get enough recognition in my opinion. If it weren't for them, we would have a lot of our beer just sitting around going to waste. A real tragedy. They're at your favorite bar, sometimes before you're even awake. They work long hours and carry a ton of beer. Literally!    

 

Next time you're out and you see one of these faithful servants-of-the-suds expertly maneuvering their beer-laden handtruck through a crowded bar, take a moment and say, "Hey! Thanks for bringing the beer."

They like that. If you're too drunk to say that, try clapping. If you're too drunk to clap, then it's time to call you a cab.

  

My point is (I do have one) it takes a bunch of folks to get that beer from our tanks to your hands, and I raise a pint to them. If it weren't for them, I would have to drive around in my station wagon dropping off kegs and cases, which would really slow down the brewing cycle.

 

Here's to all the great people who get Tallgrass Beer where it needs to go.  

 

Cheers! 

beer guy
  One of the many
unsung heroes of the
beer world on his
appointed rounds.

 

  

 

Jeff Gill

Founder/Brewer/Drinker  

Tallgrass Brewing Company

 

 

 

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