It's fall in Florida, which means absolutely nothing for us. No color-changing leaves or cooler weather, but we do have loads of beer. Orlando's breweries have been hard at work coming up with some autumnal-inspired brews. Here's a list of some of the best ones.
Pumpkin everything: 21 Orlando seasonal beers everyone should drink this fall
By Orlando Weekly Staff on Tue, Oct 12, 2021 at 2:29 pm
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Ivanhoe Park Brewing Company
1300 Alden RoadIvanhoe Park Brewing Company’s pumpkin brown ale is back. Check out their event calendar for their latest rotation of food trucks that set up shop outside the premises.
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Hourglass Brewing at Hourglass District
Various LocationsHourglass uses carefully sourced ingredients in order to ensure their world-class beers have unique flavors, and they have plenty of pumpkin-spiced beers to enjoy.
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Orlando Brewing
1301 Atlanta Ave.Orlando Brewing has concocted their Grateful Pumpkin Ale to celebrate the spooky season. Brewing in accordance with the Reinheitsgebot German Purity Law of 1516, this hometown brewery is a must-visit.
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Sideward Brewing Co.
210 N. Bumby Ave. Suite COperating out of a 100-year-old warehouse, Sideward Brewing Co. offers a rotating beer selection and kitchen bites from a full kitchen that’ll pair perfectly alongside a crafted cold fall brew. Covered outdoor patio seating is available.
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Ellipsis Brewing
7500 TPC Blvd. #8Ellipsis Brewing’s ultra-popular fruit punch project is back just in time for spooky season. From IPAs to stouts, Ellipsis has something for everyone.
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Tactical Brewing Co.
4882 New Broad St.Tactical Brewing Co. just re-released the Zombie Curb Stomp, a tropical fruit punch sour. The beer has been released in cans for the first time; grab a 4-pack while you can.
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Crooked Can Brewing Company
426 W. Plant St., Winter GardenThe Flo-Rye-da pumpkin ale is the latest brew to join the Crooked Can’s rotating line-up. With it being just 20 minutes away from I-drive, Disney, and downtown Orlando, this is the perfect spot to grab a beer before or after a busy day in the town.
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RockPit Brewing
10 W. Illiana St.Rockpit's Kumpel Marzen is a perfect traditional beer to feel like you're celebrating Oktoberfest.
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Redlight Redlight
2810 Corrine DrivegThis brewery specializes in sour and wild beers. Keep an eye out on their calendar for Oktoberfest events that are packed with German beers.
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Broken Strings Brewery
1012 W. Church St.Enjoy Broken String’s celebration of "stout season" at their music-inspired craft brewery, while surrounded by a mural of iconic musicians like Janis Joplin, David Bowie, Prince, and Louis Armstrong.
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Oviedo Brewing Company
1280 Oviedo Mall Boulevard #1095, OviedoThis brew-pub offers amazing beers and delicious food that can be enjoyed at their spacious outdoor patio. Check out their latest Oktoberfest cans.
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Persimmon Hollow Brewing Co.
227 N. Eola DriveOpened by two best friends in 2014, Persimmon Hollow is dedicated to making craft beer that is fun, a little weird, and artisanally made. Their latest pumpkin-yam beer is the perfect way to pretend its fall in humid Florida.
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Castle Church Brewing Community
6820 Hoffner Ave.This brewery may double as a church and brewery space, but you don’t need to believe in God to grab a beer at the Castle Church Brewing Community. There Oktoberfest Marzen might just make a convert out of you.
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Park Pizza & Brewing Company
6941 Lake Nona Blvd. Suite 100Whether it’s in their dining room, bar, or patio, patrons can grab a wood-fired pizza and a salted caramel porter for the fall season at Park Pizza & Brewing Company.
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Half Barrel Beer Project
9650 Universal Blvd. #143Half Barrel Beer released a peach pie gobbler made with 40 pounds of peaches, marshmallow and pie crust. Thanks to their half-barrel system, they’re able to create these kinds of innovative and unique recipes.
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Dead Lizard Brewing Company
4507 36 St. Building CLizard Brewing’s new ”Funkin Punkin” German chocolate cake stout is available for a limited time. Family-owned and operated, the brewery had its beginning out of a third-generation brewer’s garage.
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Motorworks Brewing
131 N. Orange Ave. Suite 106Hiya Gourdie is Motorworks’ latest and greatest beer creation. The medium-bodied pumpkin ale is sweet, fresh and spicy. Their outdoor patio or “beer garden” is filled with games, pumpkins and open seating to enjoy a cold beer.
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Orange County Brewers
1117 International Pkwy. Suite 1701, Lake MaryOrange County Brewers offers the best of both worlds with hand-crafted beer and tacos cooked on site by Tin & Taco; this Lake Mary brewery is surely worth the drive. Options range from a marzen to a pumpkin wheat beer.
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Bowigens Beer Company
1014 FL-436, CasselberryBowigen’s will be releasing three beers in preparation for Bowtoberfest. The brewery is known for their friendly staff and great selection of beers.
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Sanford Brewing Company
160 Independence Lane Suite B, MaitlandThis dog and family friendly brewery-gastropub is located in historic Sanford. Their Amber 22 and seasonal marzen are perfect fall beers.
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