Great Divide Hoss Oktoberfest is back in the Denver, Colorado brewery’s as July comes to a close.
It may seem a little early to be thinking Oktoberfest beers, but lagers really are perfect year round. Great Divide Hoss is among one of Continue Reading →
Firestone Walker Oaktoberfest returns again this year after taking a “light” year in 2015.
Last year the brewery only brewed a single batch destined for draft accounts. The beer wasn’t packaged.
Firestone Walker Oaktoberfest aka “Paso Marzen Beer” honors the classic style, Continue Reading →
Green Man Harvester returns to the North Carolina-based brewery’s rotating offerings this month.
Green Man Harvester is a unique reinterpretation of the German Märzen style beer, and is just in time for autumn with its rustic color with hints of toasted grain Continue Reading →
Hi-Wire Zirkusfest will kick off a new lager series for the Asheville, North Carolina brewery.
In August, the brewery will debut a new Farmhouse Series lineup with Volume 1. Hi-Wire Zirkusfest, a traditional festibier brewed with Hallertau hops arrives in mid-September.
This Continue Reading →
Widmer Brothers Brewing (Portland, OR) continues their 30 Beers for 30 Years celebration with three bottle releases this month. Local Portland artists created the labels for each of the new beers. These next releases transport Widmer back to their German Continue Reading →
Yuengling has always has it’s roots in German brewing, as the Yuengling family came to settle in Pennsylvania from Germany. This month, the brewery celebrates their German heritage by releasing Oktoberfest again, this year in bottles.
Yuengling describes Oktoberfest:
Red Hare Brewing celebrates 1 year of brewing in Marietta, Georgia on August 18, 2012. To celebrate, the brewery will release Oktoberfest on tap. The beer is the 4th release in the Rabbit’s Reserve Series.
Red Hare’s Oktoberfest is a traditional Continue Reading →
