Friday, March 9, 2018

Our Brews... So Far!

Our first brew! Brewed to drink while role-playing. A classic English strong bitter ale, it's best drank whilst dungeon crawling and slaying dragons! Huzzah!!! 



A tasty Belgian-style Dubbel. 

Fronk-en-steen: Damn your eyes! 
Eye-gor: Too late…




A delightful Belgian-style holiday ale with a dark twist. Krampus is out there, waiting...



Named after Northern Ohio's greatest urban legend! 

"Seriously, dude! I saw some Melonheads playing out in the apple orchard! Their beady eyes, swollen heads, evil laughter - it freaked me out!"



Brewed in honor of the great horror master H. P. Lovecraft's 124th birthday. 
Ia! Ia! Cthulhu ph'tagn! 




Our signature brew - whether watching classic horror movies, carving pumpkins, or just enjoying the fireworks of fall leaves - Trick 'r Treat Pumpkin Brew is the perfect mix of pumpkins and spices.




Something a little different! Halloween is here, which means the chance of Wookalar sightings goes up! A special pumpkin brew that pays tribute to a great movie, a spooky monster, and Willoughby's own comedic genius - Tim Conway!




Haunted Harvest is a wickedly delicious pumpkin milk stout guaranteed to put a chill in your bones. Hints of Sailor Jerry rum and maple round out its grotesque complexity. Don't drink it near the fields under an October moon - there are things out there... things that lurk amongst the corn stalks and watch you with dead, hungry eyes. 

Did you hear that? 

That rustling? 

Oh god, it's them! 

They're ALIVE!!!!! 





 Dearthair (pronounced 'draw-har') is a dry Irish stout, aged in Jameson whiskey-soaked oak chips. It's dry and mellow with a perfect whiskey bite. It's the perfect compliment to the season. We're Cleveland Irish, and we're proud of this brew!

(Above are some yearly variations of our Dearthair Spring seasonal labels.)



A one time brew, no longer in production. This special edition Irish red was named in honor of two of the best dogs ever! The co-owners of DAB lost their two best friends within a month of each other in 2016. This Irish Red is named in honor of those canine wonders. Charlie and Murphy -- you were good boys! 




Deep in a special annex in our experimental laboratory, in the bowels of the Dark Autumn Brewery, there’s a special room where resides the innocuously named Celtic Crow Meadery. Why mead? We're not sure how we arrived at mead making. It just seemed like a good idea at the time. Part of the decision was because nobody else we know was doing it. We are, if anything,  iconoclasts and revel in being ‘different’. We just really, really like the idea of making something really old and traditional. That Vikings and Celts loved it and were known for drinking mead from the skull of their enemies was an added bonus! 

It appealed to the ancient Celts that dwell within our geeky souls! 

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