(Tulsa, OK) – Some scattered notes from Prairie Artisan Ales via Facebook…

First things first, the company’s new ten-barrel brewhouse is slated to arrive in January though interestingly, “the beer from this brewery will most likely not go outside Oklahoma.”

Prairie revealed the label for Elizabeth Midwest Farmhouse Ale. “This will be released in 3L bottles and 16.9oz oak aged bottles.”

Prairie Pirate Bomb Rum Barrel Aged Imperial Stout will debut in November but the brewery does not know yet whether it will leave Oklahoma.

Prairie Noir Whiskey Barrel Aged Imperial Stout will return with new artwork as a wide release around the first week of December. Prairie Coffee Noir and Vanilla Noir will join it though timing isn’t specified.

Prairie also revealed the label for The Beer That Saved Christmas but, again, no date specified. The label references five Christmas movies.