Quite a pleasant surprise! I’m staying just down the road for the next few weeks and had brought a load of homebrew with me as I’d been warned about the lack of good beer in Oklahoma. Not so! Had a good chat with the owner and he seems to be well connected to the local craftbrewing industry and told us of his plans to rearrange the store, putting the beer right up front and displayed prominently.

Hands down, best beer store in Tulsa area - maybe the entire state. The owner is always on-site and is as knowledgeable and passionate as anyone in the business. Always gets the newest releases of the best stuff - NO FOUR LOCO and NO 40s or related. crap. Oklahoma has it’s own special challenges but BierGarten makes the best of a challenging set of laws.

I have been to Tulsa a few times but up until this trip I had excepted it to be BEER HELL. I thought all the beers were 3.2% in the state until i found this place. The store owner is a really cool guy and a beer geek that makes you feel extremely welcome, he even gave me a bottle of Saison Brett! The store is small but nice and all the beer is kept in the back away from the elements. Excepting that this store is still in Oklahoma they have a excellent slection. I had to give it a 4.5 since Oklahoma is limited by horse shit laws and what they can get is limited. That being said all my future trips to Tulsa/Jenks will involve the BierGarten.

Happened across this store by pure chance, turned out to have one hell of a beermonger behind the counter that does a good job keeping the limited beer selections top notch.

The ambiance here was good, very clean and well-organized with some music playing softly. Beer selection was a slight letdown. Didn’t see quite a few of the beers listed as available. No singles allowed for sale but there is a section where you can choose a mixed sixer. Seemed like a pretty good wine selection. Prices were good. Better options in Tulsa but there’s some good stuff here too.