October is coming to an end but there is still plenty of time to get your pumpkin fix. As Thanksgiving approaches, some of the easiest ways to fill up on pumpkin are pumpkin pie or even the very popular pumpkin spice latte. Here at Custom Beer Handles, we prefer to fill up on pumpkin the way we know best: delicious pumpkin beer. Over the years, the pumpkin flavored beer phenomenon has overtaken the beverage market. With a team of pumpkin beer supporters, we decided to combine forces and narrow down our top picks for these delectable seasonal craft brews. In no particular order, here are 6 perfectly delicious craft pumpkin beers that have put a spell on all of us this fall. Give them a taste and let us know what you think!
If you’re not afraid of a heavy beer with a supernatural alcohol content, here are two richly monstrous tasting suggestions for you:
Bourbon Barrel-Aged Porter – 15%
Brewed in Boulder, Colorado
Rum Barrel-Aged Ale – 16%
Brewed in Boulder, Colorado
Anyone dressing up as Goldilocks this year? These craft brews are you for you because they aren’t too heavy and they aren’t too light, they are juuust riiiight:
Bourbon Barrel-Aged Ale – 10%
Brewed in Baltimore, Maryland
Imperial Stout – 10.5%
Brewed in Houston, Texas
For the beer drinkers that prefer a lighter beverage option with a lower alcohol percentage, check out these two craft beers that are such a pleasant surprise:
Jolly Pumpkin La Parcela AKA “The Patch”
Sour Ale – 5.9%
Brewed in Dexter, Michigan
pFreim Family Brewers Pumpkin Beir
Pumpkin Beer – 6.9%
Brewed in Hood River, Oregon
Enjoy!
CBH Team
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Garrison Bullock is a young Industrial Designer who has ventured into the world of designing tap handles for Custom Beer Handles. He believes designing custom tap handles is an opportunity to create functional art and a great way to fund his love for quality beer. “Learn something new every day” and “A beer a day keeps the blues away.” are his words to live by.