There are a lot of great reasons to visit Oklahoma City.  Many visitors think about dining at Cattlemen’s Steakhouse, exploring the history at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, or watching the NCAA’s Women’s College World Series at the OGE Energy Field at the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex.  There are countless other things people think about when they consider visiting OKC (see a full list here). When people think about destinations to visit for craft beer, Oklahoma City probably isn’t on that list.  However, considering recent changes in the state’s beer laws and the growth of breweries in the city, Oklahoma City should be on beer drinkers’ list…

Since 2016, Oklahoma has taken strides to modernize its beer and liquor laws.  One of the biggest changes was the state allowing breweries to sell beer on premise that was above 3.2 alcohol-by-weight.  The change in the law motivated Bruce Sanchez to finally open his own brewery after 25-plus years as a homebrewer.  So on December 10, 2016, Twisted Spike Brewing Company opened its doors. Like many home brewers who realized their dream of opening a brewery, Bruce has a technical background that prepared him for his current undertaking. He worked for 25 years as a software engineer for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). He also won a handful of…