4 Best Halloween Beers to Try This Halloweekend

Beware of the Brews

Halloween isn’t just for the kiddos. Adults need their treat fix too – even if it’s filled with a Halloween brew. With more and more breweries stepping up their game and crafting unique brews for every occasion, there are countless Halloween beers to explore.

Whether you’d prefer a pumpkin ale or a coffee stout, we’re sure there’s a perfect brew to match your taste. Check out these four Halloween beers to treat yourself to this Halloweekend!

Cold Drip Coffee Stout

Hog River Brewing

If you’re looking for your caffeine kick with a twist, this brew is for you. This coffee stout is brewed with cocoa nibs and Ethiopian Sidama-Ridi coffee beans. This Cold Drip Coffee Stout has flavor notes of chocolate, caramel, coffee, and sweet fruit. Although this drink is cold, it’s sure to keep your body warm!

Electric Funeral

Fass Brewing

Electric Funeral is the perfect Halloween beer to enjoy this weekend. The primary blood orange flavors and bright citrus character from strata and centennial hops make for a playful flavor profile that pairs well with grilled meats or a classic slice of apple pie.

Lumberjack-O-Lantern

Logyard Brewing

With flavor notes of pumpkin, spices, and vanilla, this double pumpkin ale is a perfect blend of sweetness and spice. This pumpkin beer was brewed using fresh maze honey and brown sugar-soaked pumpkins. After making jack-o-lanterns with the family, carve out some time to stop by Logyard Brewing for the Lumberjack-O-Lantern.

Pumpkin Spice Jus

Alarmist Brewing

Replace the basic pumpkin spice latte and with this craft brew from Alarmist Brewing. The Pumpkin Spice Jus blends fall spices with their classic Le Jus New England IPA. Pair this pumpkin beer with roasted turkey, camembert, or coffee ice cream for a delicious combo.

Discover More Halloween & Fall-Inspired Brews

There are thousands more Halloween and fall-inspired beers to discover this season. Here’s how:

1. Head to BreweryDB
2. Search your favorite local breweries
3. Browse their product list for seasonal beers
4. Advance your BrewKnowledge and learn about SRM, tasting notes, and pairings
5. Head to your local brewery and treat yourself to a Halloween brew!