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The fall beer season is well underway as we’ve all transferred the citrus notes of summer for pumpkin, spices, and stouts. There are so many incredible Michigan breweries and we are fortunate to have many of them right in our backyard in Metro Detroit. Fall is a great opportunity to try some new breweries and check out what they are creating for the season. After all, the fall in Michigan doesn’t last forever so you have to enjoy every bit of it while it’s here. Of course, many of our favorite beer stops offer a rendition of Oktoberfest for the season, but we have our sights set on something unique. Whether you’re looking for something light or heavy, these Michigan-made fall beers are sure to get you in the spirit of the season…
Atwater Brewery – Detroit and Grosse Pointe Park
Pumpkin Spice Latte Ale – Featuring a Munich Dark malt, Honey malt, and Melanoidin malt which gives flavors of bright sweetness, walnut, and honey…
Batch Brewing Company – Detroit
Beer Slushee – The current flavor is Pumpkin Pie made with fresh pumpkin, cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg, gose, simple syrup and vanilla.
Copper Hop Brewing Company – St. Clair Shores
Mashin’ Pumpkin – This pumpkin and yam beer is sure to hit those fall feels.
Dragonmead Brewery – Warren
Maple Pecan Porter – A maple and pecan stout perfect for fall.
Pumpkin Spiced Stout – A pumpkin and spiced stout for lovers of darker beers and fall flavors.
Orange Cranberry Witbier – A lighter, citrusy beer with fall notes of cranberry.
Draught House Brewery – Lyon Township
Vanilla Maple Stout – Brewed with notes of maple and vanilla, it’s the perfect beer for a chilly fall day.
Farmington Brewing Company – Farmington
Oh My Gourd! Pumpkin Ale – A pumpkin and yam beer that is medium in color and easy to drink.
Fillmore 13 Brewery – Pontiac
Err Merh Gourd – Rich pumpkin and caramel malt flavors carry notes of clove, nutmeg, and Ceylon cinnamon.
Great Baraboo Brewing Company – Clinton Township
Punkin’ Weizguy – A classic hefeweizen incorporated with pumpkin pie flavors.
My Little Boo-tter Cup – Their signature porter with flavors of chocolate and peanut butter.
Griffin Claw Brewing Company – Birmingham
Screamin’ Pumpkin – Like a pumpkin pie in a can, Screamin’ Pumpkin is brewed with nutmeg, allspice, clove, cinnamon, and fresh ginger.
Flying Buffalo Screamin’ Pumpkin Bourbon Barrel Aged Imperial Stout – Aged over a year in bourbon barrels, the Russian Imperial Stout takes on the addition of a special blend of pumpkin spices.
Jolly Pumpkin
Cucurbiotphobia – Sour ale with orange and spices
La Parcela – Packed with real pumpkins, hints of spice and a touch of cacao.
Kickstand Brewing Company – Commerce Township
Haunted Harvest – A pumpkin spiced lager slightly spiced with nutmeg, cinnamon, and ginger.
North Center Brewing Company – Northville
Headless Horseman – This pumpkin ale is mashed in with real pumpkin and spiced with cinnamon, ginger, cloves, and vanilla for an intense flavor.
Odd Side Ales
BBA Apple Pie Brown – A traditional brown beer brewed with cinnamon and lactose and just enough apple pie flavor.
Rustic Leaf Brewing Company – Waterford township
Chunky Punky – Amber beer with pumpkin, pumpkin spices, and vanilla.
Short’s Brewing Company
Chocolate Wheat – A Porter brewed with chocolate malt, wheat malt, and specialty grains. Flavors of roasted caramel, coffee, and chocolate.
Pumpkincrusha – A carefully curated ale recipe with a blend of fresh pumpkin puree and all those classic fall spices.
Supernatural Brewing – Livonia
Sasquatch – Brewed with tons of pumpkin and the perfect amount of spice.
Witch’s Hat Brewing Company – South Lyon Traxxx – A dark stout with flavors of chocolate, toasted coconut, and vanilla with intense peanut butter cup and bourbon.
