Nothing's Left Brewing Co.

A brewery that makes its own non-alcoholic line is a strong signal, because it means the alcohol-free option was engineered rather than bought in. Nothing's Left, in Tulsa's Kendall-Whittier neighbourhood, produces MoodBrü and serves it in the taproom, including as mocktails — a paloma among them, with watermelon and blackberry-lime-mint variations.

This listing comes with a caveat that readers of this directory are entitled to have stated plainly rather than buried, and it is the reason the venue is graded three rather than four. MoodBrü drinks are terpene-infused, and they are marketed on their intended effects: the watermelon expression to unwind, the blackberry lime mint for uplift. Terpenes are the aromatic compounds found in hops, citrus peel and cannabis, and drinks built around them sit in the functional category alongside adaptogens and nootropics rather than in the straightforwardly non-alcoholic one.

What that means practically: these contain no alcohol, and for most readers they are an interesting local product from a brewery doing something genuinely unusual. For readers in recovery who avoid anything sold on a mood effect, and for anyone steering clear of hemp-derived ingredients, they are worth asking about first. This directory's position is that the disclosure belongs on the page, not in the small print — the same approach taken with the kava venues elsewhere in this guide and with the hemp drinks in Bend.

The taproom itself is a straightforward Tulsa brewery room. Closed Monday; 3pm to 9pm Tuesday through Thursday; 1pm to 11pm Friday; noon to 11pm Saturday; 1pm to 7pm Sunday.

For anyone who wants an alcohol-free beer with nothing functional attached, Cabin Boys a few blocks away keeps Big Drop's Pine Trail Pale on.

Credit where it is due, though: a brewery choosing to develop its own alcohol-free line rather than buying one in is doing something most of the industry still will not, and MoodBrü has given Tulsa a locally made zero-proof product that did not exist before. The disclosure above is about helping readers order accurately, not about discouraging them — for most people this is simply an interesting drink from a small brewery.