Peaks & Pints New Beer Six-Pack Oct. 21

Today’s Peaks & Pints New Beer Six-Pack teeters deliciously on the edge of the seasons—fresh hops still crackling with October’s electric pulse as malt and melancholy creep in with the long nights ahead. Think citrus storms giving way to caramel cathedrals, barleywine indulgence humming beside monkish patience, a six-part hymn to the turning light.

Brothers Cascadia Brewing Fresh Hop Synergy: Harvest harmony made liquid—Crosby Strata bursting with peach flesh, citrus peel, and a quiet melon hum drifting through pine haze, every sip a perfectly tuned chord in October’s green symphony, 6.9%, 16oz.

Great Divide Brewing Hibernation Ale: The firelight beer of poets and insomniacs—molasses, cocoa, and Cascade pine curling together in a slow, warming murmur, an old ale that teaches you how to sit still while the world grows quiet, 8.7%, 12oz.

Irrelevant Beer Monotony: Anything but—it moves like vanilla thunder through caramel dusk, bourbon warmth and bittersweet edges blending into one lush meditation on decadence and delay, 9.2%, 16oz.

No Boat Brewing Lil’ Sal: The sea in hop form—Citra, Nectaron, and Columbus Cryo crashing in tropical waves of mango, grapefruit, and resinous glow, a riotous 8.5% reminder that balance was always overrated, 8.5%, 16oz.

Occidental Brewing Lucubrator Doppelbock: Deep and deliberate, this malt symphony shimmers with caramel, toffee, and a faint roast whisper—a contemplative bock that tastes like winter’s patience polished to gold, 7.7%, 16oz.

Wet Coast Brewing Bearcat IPA: All muscle and melody—pine-forward and citrus-bright, an IPA that prowls smooth then bares its teeth, leaving your tongue somewhere between purr and growl, 6.5%, 16oz.

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