Like free stuff? Stone Brewing has graciously given us a copy of The Craft of Stone Brewing Co.: Liquid Lore, Epic Recipes, and Unabashed Arrogance to give away to one lucky reader.
The rules are simple. Just comment on this post mentioning your favorite fall seasonal beer for a chance to win!
Contest is open to anyone, and will run through October 21, 2012 11:59 PST. We even double checked @mmcooljam's work to make sure the dates were correct this time. GOOD LUCK!
My absolute favorite seasonal each fall is Great'ER Pumpkin from Heavy Seas.
ReplyDeleteCurrently? Oakshire Harvest Ale. But this can change as the season progresses.
ReplyDeleteStaghorn Octoberfest from New Glarus
ReplyDeleteEvery Fall I look forward to making a chili out of Sam Adams Octoberfest. But to drink I'd go with Heater Allen Bobtoberfest :)
ReplyDeleteUpright Brewing's Late Harvest
ReplyDeleteThis isn't necessarily a seasonal beer. However, the perfect beer for this rainy Portland weather is a creme brulee stout from Southern Tier.
ReplyDeleteBerkshire Brewing Octoberfest.
ReplyDeleteRevolution Oktoberfest (Chicago)
ReplyDeleteeek. favorite fall seasonal is the same as asking for my favorite beer of all time. damn.... um... I'll give you a top 5, in no particular order... Abyss 06(or current), Widmer BRR, HUB DOA, Goose Island Bourbon County Stout, Ninkasi Oatis. And that's the best. I'm not a fan of specifying weather patterns on when you make beer. If you asked what's your favorite once a year beer, that's a completely different story. :)
ReplyDeleteOakShire Big Black Jack Imperial Chocolate Pumpkin Porter
ReplyDeleteWilliamsburg AleWerks Pumpkin
ReplyDeleteI'd have to say Warsteiner Oktoberfest. Just discovered it this year, but it's really wonderful. Sweet and bitter at the same time.
ReplyDeleteGeeze, favorite fall seasonal beer... Really enjoy Sierra Nevada's Tumbler, MKE Brewing Co. Sasquach... yeah, good stuff.
ReplyDeleteEpic Big Bad Baptist
ReplyDeleteIt's between Dogfish Head Punkin Ale and Epic's Fermentation without Representation. Both are amazing!
ReplyDeleteShipyard Pumpkinhead and Dogfish Head Punkin Ale... love me some pumpkin!
ReplyDeleteSouthern Tier Pumking because to me it tastes like pumpkin pie. Punkin is also very good.
ReplyDeletelast year stone released a collaboration pumpkin ale with elysian and bruery that wasn't your typical pumpkin ale with clover ect.I really liked it for the fall I believe it was called la citrueille Celeste de citracado
ReplyDeletedogfish head punkin ale
ReplyDeleteSouthampton pumpkin ale. We can't get a whole lot here in oklahoma :(
ReplyDeleteThis year it has been hop squash
ReplyDeleteRed Hoptober by New Belgium
ReplyDeleteThis the season for fresh and wet hopped beers, my absolute favorite and all I will drink right now, until they are sadly gone. I'm loving Coalition's The Green Pig fresh hop.
ReplyDeleteDeschutes Abyss
ReplyDeleteOtter Creek (VT.)- Stove Pipe Porter! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite has to be Autumn Maple from The Bruery. One of the very few things I miss about leaving California was living 10 minutes away from their tasting room.
ReplyDeleteDogfish Head Punkin Ale!
ReplyDeleteDeschutes Hop Trip
ReplyDeleteMust say DFH punkin ale.
ReplyDeleteSouthern Tier's Pumking
ReplyDeleteI really like the Elysian Night Owl, but one pumpkin beer is more than I can drink at a time, give me a Ruination IPA, or an Old Guardian to get the pumpkin taste out of my mouth.
ReplyDeleteFavorite fall beer is also Southern Tier's Pumpking. But I also have a bottle of Elysian's Dark O The Moon Pumpkin Stout in the fridge and hoping that comes in a close second.
ReplyDeleteThe Logsdon Fresh Hop Seizoen has been pretty dynamite, I have to say. Could be my new favorite...
ReplyDeleteThe winner of the Stone Brewing book is Andrea Buck. Please email us at michael (at) pdxbeergeeks (dot) com with a mailing address so we can mail out your prize. If I don't hear from you in 72 hours another winner will be drawn. Thanks to everyone for playing!
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