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Charleston Celebrates Fall with Exciting New Seasonal Brews

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Charleston Welcomes Fall with a Flair for Festive Brews

As the leaves start to hint at changing colors and the air begins to carry the promise of cozy sweater weather, Charleston is gearing up to embrace the delightful flavors of fall. Even though our temperatures may linger in the warm zones for a little while longer, local breweries are ahead of the curve with their seasonal beer releases, particularly the much-loved Oktoberfest styles. Buckle up, beer lovers – it’s time to sip and savor some fantastic fall flavors!

A Toast to Two Blokes Brewing

At the forefront of the Oktoberfest celebration is Two Blokes Brewing, which has just rolled out its annual Blōktoberfest Märzen. Brewed specifically to usher in the Oktoberfest season, this Marzen lager is a tantalizing mix of imported German malts and hops, giving it a crisp, clean taste enriched by notes of toasted bread, toffee, and a hint of floral hops. Mark your calendars for September 14, when Two Blokes will celebrate Blōktoberfest with a lively event featuring live music and a fun-filled stein holding competition. Plus, they’re brewing something new this season – a Pumpkin Cheesecake Sour designed to resonate with pumpkin lovers, breaking their tradition of avoiding pumpkin-based beers!

Edmund’s Oast Brewing Company’s Seasonal Delights

If you’re on the hunt for more fall brews, head over to Edmund’s Oast Brewing Company where you can grab their newly-released House Oktoberfest and Apple Cider Doughnuts beers. Cameron Read, the brewing director, shares that fall flavors are his favorite. The Oktoberfest lager is an explosion of flavors reminiscent of artisan-baked breads, toasted marshmallow, and a light touch of red apple. And for an experience that truly embodies fall, the Apple Cider Doughnuts ale channels the delightful combo of cinnamon sticks, apple compote, and of course, doughnuts.

Get Ready for Munktoberfest!

Don’t miss out on Munkle Brewing Co.’s own Oktoberfest celebration, Munktoberfest, on September 28. In the meantime, enjoy their latest release, Haust Bier, a delicious German-style Festbier that will transport you to a Bavarian beer garden. As the days grow chillier, they’ll also be offering heartier options like the Belgian spiced Christmas ale, Kerstavond, set to debut in October.

Cooper River Brewing and Fatty’s Contributions

Cooper River Brewing is stepping into the fall scene with its Marzen Oktoberfest on tap, along with a robust Scottish Red Ale. Characterized by its malt-forward flavor profile, this ale is quickly becoming a fan favorite.

If you’re looking for something unique, check out Fatty’s Beer Works. Their new Fattystiltskin Oktoberfest brew boasts a delightful biscuit-like malt aroma, balanced with clean noble hop bitterness. Pair it with some grilled or roasted meats for the ultimate feast.

Low Tide Brewing: Fall Favorites Galore

Finally, swing by Low Tide Brewing to discover an array of fall beers that are sure to warm your soul. They feature the Prost Y’all, an Oktoberfest-style beer brewed with authentic German ingredients, and a rich Munich Dunkel that packs in flavors from deeply toasted breads. And for the pumpkin aficionados, the Pumpkin Bake-off beer is crafted with pumpkin puree, pie spices, vanilla, and maple – a sweet treat in a glass!

Cheers to Autumn in Charleston!

With so many exceptional and flavorful brews hitting the taps, it’s a wonderful time to be a beer lover in Charleston! Whether you’re toasting to Oktoberfest or simply enjoying the changing season, there’s no shortage of options to explore. So gather your friends, head to your favorite local brewery, and let the fall festivities begin!


Charleston Celebrates Fall with Exciting New Seasonal Brews

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