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DISCOVER THE BEST FALL CRAFT BEERS

Fall beers are characterized by rich, warm flavors that evoke the comforting and nostalgic aspects of fall. When exploring fall beers, it’s not just about the styles but also about discovering local breweries that put their own unique spin on the season. Dive into our diverse list of Fall beers you must try from these Texas Hill Country breweries. Cheers to the autumnal indulgence!

Tusculum Brewing Company

@tusculumbrewingcompany | Boerne, TX | Tusculum Brewing’s seasonal brews are like autumn in a glass—bold, cozy, and crafted for those crisp days! Whether you’re savoring rich malts or enjoying spicy notes, each sip is a toast to the season. Oktoberfest (5.5%) a traditional Märzen Lager, slightly sweet with a grainy flavor and biscuit aftertaste, nice subtle flavors. | Barrel Aged Porter (served in a 12oz pour) (10%) bourbon forward, boozy with flavors of chocolate & vanilla with hints of bourbon and a dry roasty finish. Deliciously paired with their hearty charcuterie board or the pretzel & jalapeño cheese sausage with warm queso and stone ground mustard.

Dodging Duck Brewhaus

@thedodgingduck | Boerne, TX | Ducktoberfest (6.2%) lager, the annual batch of “Ducktoberfest” Lager is brewed with German malt and Czech hops. It is harvest orange, with a fruity malt taste and has a nice hoppy bite to it. Harvey Duckman (4.5%) Kölsch style, delicious, light, crisp and drinkable, with a touch of subtle fruitiness and spice. Zaner’s Old Geezer (5%) Pecan Brown Ale. In memory of Boerne’s late great artist, Bill Zaner. Rich, malt-forward flavor complemented by balanced hints of biscuit, cocoa, and earthy hops with a velvety texture and robust body. They have a nice menu with pub-style food, choose from giant pretzels to burgers!

bear King Brewing

@bearkingbrewing | Marble Falls, TX | Get ready to fall in love with these delightful brews: Bird’s Word, Pecan Porter (5.2%) possesses a roasted, smokiness in character, with roasted pecans and hints of chocolate. | Dead Wreckoning, Imperial Oatmeal Porter (8.2%) has a malty rich sweetness and large mouthfeel, malt forward, this beer features a nice surprise, a gentle hint of citrus hops lingering in the background. These pair perfectly with the amazing menu featuring simple, fresh, and delicious food with a slightly elevated twist. So, get ready to indulge.

Pecan Street Brewing

@pecanstreetbrewing | Johnson City, TX | Cheers to the flavors of autumn! Pumpkin Spiced Lager (5.3%) amber lager, crafted with vanilla beans, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and ginger. It tastes like “autumn” in a mug. | Oktoberfest (5.25%) their take on a traditional German Oktoberfest Märzen – smooth, rich and toasty malt with a twist, it’s an ale instead of a lager. | Märzen Rye Lager (6.7%) (GABF Gold Medal Winner) a classic Märzen, brewed incorporating a higher proportion of Rye malt, resulting in a beer that is malty, smoothly sessionable, and reveals hints of nuts, grain, and spicy Rye. Don’t miss their special Oktoberfest charcuterie board, loaded with savory fall bites that pair perfectly with your favorite brews.

Fredericksburg Brewing Company

@fbgbrewingco | Fredericksburg, TX | Get ready to celebrate fall with Fredericksburg Brewing Company’s exceptional lineup of seasonal beers: Pioneer Porter 5.3% (GBAF Silver Winner) mild roasted coffee flavors, toffee sweetness, chocolate blended with a light roasted malt. | Fitztown Brown (6.3%) a brown ale, medium body with a subtly sweet mouthfeel and an abundance of hops to satisfy the palate. | Oktoberfest (6%) sweetness with slight bitterness and a rich, toasty, bready malt flavor. Pair your drinks with delicious German and pub-style fare! Gotta try the scotch egg and the cheddar ale soup served in a fresh-baked bread bowl. It’s the perfect way to warm up this fall!

Old 290 Brewery

@old290brewery | Johnson City, TX |Embrace the fall season with Old 290 Brewery’s stellar lineup of seasonal brews: Oktoberfest (5.2%) Märzen lager, clean, crisp and delicious with hints of malt and caramel. | Beer Drinker Brown Ale (7%) American brown ale, full-bodied, persistent tan head, moderately carbonated, with notes of roasted malts, toffee, and caramel. | Night Fall Stout (7.1%) bold oatmeal stout with roasted notes of chocolate, dark fruit, cherry and toast. It is dry, smooth, and aged in port wine barrels for 3 months. Gotta try the 290 PRIME Grinder: sliced prime rib, arugula, blue cheese, tomato bacon jam on a pretzel bun with au jus & truffle fries. Embrace the fall season with Old 290 Brewery’s stellar lineup of seasonal brews.

Basement brewers of texas

@basementbrewerskerrville | Kerrville, TX | Discover the unique flavors of fall with Basement Brewers of Texas’ Jacked O’Lantern, a 9.6% Pumpkin Stout that tantalizes the palate with rich notes of coffee, milk, sugar, and spices, all complemented by subtle hints of pumpkin. This casual microbrewery features 8 taps of house-brewed beer, 6 guest taps, and a selection of 50 different cans and bottles to explore. While there’s no food on-site, but you’re welcome to bring your own to enjoy alongside these exceptional brews. Come experience the cozy atmosphere and delicious fall flavors!

Cibolo Creek Brewing

@cibolocreekbrewingco | Boerne, TX | Get ready to savor the season with these cleverly crafted fall brews! Klein’s Bock (6.17%) a balance of sweetness and toasted nutty, malt, with a subtle smokey flavor – matched well with the chicken fried steak. Brown Sugar Pumpkin American Brown Ale. Roasted malt, brown sugar, hints of caramel, pumpkin with roasted chocolate. Count Doppel Bockula (7.35%) a Doppel Bock brewed with Count Chocula cereal. Malty and rich, bready at the forefront, transitioning into sweet, plum-like fruit notes, with a subtle, lingering chocolate finish at the back—really delicious. They also offer an incredible menu featuring seasonal specials expertly paired with their brews, so go hungry!

12 Fox Beer Co.

@12foxbeer | Dripping Springs, TX | These Fall brews are here to spice up your season! From chocolate-infused delights to malty masterpieces, each sip is a celebration! Foxtoberfest (5.3%)this Märzen lager boasts a rich, toasty, and bready malt flavor. Schwarzbier (5.2%), a black German lager, showcasing munich dark malts and a roasted flavor. Balanced, it carries moderate to low bitterness. Jack O’Lantern (5.9%), a chocolate dunkel, dark crisp lager with a well-rounded balance, offering a dark yet smooth, crisp profile with subtle hints of chocolate. During the fall enjoy huge, fresh soft pretzels with your choice of dipping sauces. The food is old school Texas BBQ by @gummies_bbq gotta try the BBQ brisket nachos!

Ghost Note Brewing

@ghostnotebrewing | Dripping Springs, TX | This fall, let the spirits of Ghost Note Brewing enchant your taste buds! From hauntingly good porters to chillingly smooth ales, their seasonal brews are perfect for cool nights and ghostly gatherings. Oktoberfest (5.2% ) a Märzen-style lager that honors the Oktoberfest tradition. Smooth lager finish complements the toffee and bread-crust maltiness. Paired with the brats and pretzels, it’s amazing. Steel Cut- Oatmeal Brown (5.2%) English-style brown ale brewed with premium Maris Otter malt and oats for a big smooth body. Malty flavors of toasted bread crust and roasted nuts, balanced with a dash of Fuggle hops for an easy finish. Shadow Edge Stout (5.5%) midnight-hued brew has moderate bitterness lends a clean “edge” to the finish. Bold yet approachable, the malt flavors of milk chocolate and toffee shine through with a clean roast character.

 Altstadt Brewery

@altstadtbrewery | Fredericksburg, TX | Fall into Flavor! Oktoberfest (5.9%) Excellent German-style Märzen. Toasted malts, dark bread, some caramel with a dry crisp, finish. Schwarzbier (5%) classic rendition of a German “Black Beer,” flavors of caramel, toffee and toasted bread with a slight sweetness, very easy to drink. The Bavarian pretzels with beer cheese dipping sauce, are soft and delicious, and the charcuterie board is excellent.

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