If you’re in the Tulsa area and have questions about women’s health related to menopause/perimenopause, join us Monday, 3/10 at 6:30pm for a q&a session with Margaret Goddard, APRN-CNP.

Carton of one dozen eggs sitting on a wooden counter. Eggs are brown, green, or white.

One of the many benefits of donating grain to a local farmer is having fresh eggs. We love our farmer friends so much!

Today we released a barley wine that we brewed 3 years ago. It was tucked away and forgotten as we built our new space. It weathered the storm that destroyed our building prior to our opening and rebuild.
#brewsky #beersky #craftbeer

Front of art deco style building - rounded corner entrance with glass block windows on each side. Sign above the right side windows reads “Good Cause Brewing”. Snow on the ground at night.

Small business is feeling relief from making it through your first super slow month then having a great big unexpected expense during a winter storm. Oy.
#brewsky #smallbusiness #entrepreneur

The paperback of Call Me By Your Name standing next to a blue can of beer called Pluto in front of a rainbow flag with the words Abide No Hatred.

Pluto Special Edition is a complex take on our flagship blueberry sour that's garnered a lot of discussion in the taproom. Made w/ an IPA yeast, you get tart blueberry flavor and a fun, dank finish. Many love it, some call it controversial... and we like that.
#brewsky #booksky #bookrec

Beer of the week: Good Cause Brewing's Sombre Mesa is an Imperial stout Good Cause Brewing, 2501 E. 15th St., wants you to enjoy hanging out with friends and family after a great meal with their new beer, Sombre Mesa, which means “over

Our imperial stout made w/ coffe, cacao, cinnamon, and ranch & mulato peppers, Sobre Mesa, is Tulsa’s Beer of the Week! #craftbeer #brewsky #nanobrewery

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We hosted a book event at @goodcausebrewing.bsky.social and someone brought out a Jane Austen board game… super fun night! I love book people!
#booksky #readers

4oz tulip glass full of dark stout sitting on a sparkly wooden bar with dried peppers, cacao, and cinnamon sticks in front of the glass.

Coming soon! Getting ready to put Sobre Mesa back on tap. Rich 10.5% imperial with coffee, cacao, cinnamon, ancho, and mulato peppers.
#brewsky #craftbeer #tulsa

Suuuper. How have we been combatting the rough post-covid beer market? Canning. Canning all sorts of RTD beverages. #stupidesttradewarever

Beer during mash in. Stainless open kettle with foamy wort swirled with grain. Stainless fermentation vessels in background.

It’s a dreary day here in Tulsa, but there’s something particularly dreamy about brewing in this weather.
#craftbeer #brewing #brewsky #beersky #nanobrewery

I get the sentiment, but for most breweries it actually costs more to produce an N.A. beer (additional equipment for removing alcohol, additional equipment & qc testing because there’s no alcohol to keep it safe from pathogens, but same grain bill, can cost, packaging cost).

The other side of that can is from the Lincoln Memorial- we were reading and quietly weeping when a woman approached us to share the photo that she took of us.

Can of FAM Golden Strong Ale next to a 4oz tulip of a clear golden beer with light from a nearby window coming through.

It’s been a day.. who else could use a beer that warms you up like a hug?
Our golden strong ale has subtle caramel notes with a citrusy finish.
#brewsky #beersky #craftbeer #communitythroughbeer

Ep. 23 - Good Cause Thru the Sightglass · Episode

Want to know more about us? Check out this episode of Thru the Sightglass! And maybe just follow the podcast bc they’re great! #beer #craftbeer #brewsky
#oklahoma

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One of the ways we’re trying to keep our heads above water as a new small brewery is producing & packaging NA beverages for other local businesses. Keeps our tanks & equipment busy and supports other small businesses while capitalizing on emerging trends.
#smallbusinesslife #brewsky

We’re working with a local coffee company and a soda company to produce and package their products. We actually had to start bc a storm took the roof off of our taproom just months before we were set to open. We went mobile to a commercial kitchen during the repairs.

Should add that we are a very small-scale brewery which has made it possible for us to pivot in ways that maybe are more difficult for larger breweries.

As one of the few that opened in 2024 after a massive amount of setbacks (from Mother Nature to contract brewing gone wrong), we’re holding on for dear life… and finding ways to use our equipment for more than just beer.

Pretending it’s spring. Sunshine, a book of poetry, and a lightly tart cherry sour in a cozy corner of the taproom hits just right on this painfully cold day.
(Gravitational Havoc, 8% cherry sour & Normal Distance by Elisa Gabbert)
#beersky #booksky #poetry

Our lending library and to-go fridge are stocked to get you through this polar vortex. Our coffee stout or golden strong ale are great winter warmers.
#booksandbeer #booksky

This is us! We love making beer, but love people more. Our taproom will always be a welcoming place where we hope you find community…. And maybe some tasty beverages.
#communitythroughcraftbeer