<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1ZDxtK_1Gb3eQy700" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1ZDxtK_1Gb3eQy700" width="640" height="427" ></figure>Brewers have come up with some memorable Halloween beer names over the years, drawing inspiration from vampires, zombies and other things that go bump in the night.Some are seasonal releases, others are year-round favorites, and a few live on in beer history.And here are eight of the spookiest, past and present.Nosferatu / Great Lakes Brewing Company / Cleveland, OHNaming a beer after one of cinema’s creepiest vampires sets certain expectations. A delicate little refresher probably isn’t going to cut it.Great Lakes delivers with Nosferatu, an 8% ABV Double Red IPA that pairs rich, roasty malt character with a pronounced hop bite. The name brings the silent-movie menace, and the beer has enough muscle to back it up.Haunted House / Allagash Brewing Company / Portland, MEEvery Halloween lineup needs a place where someone makes the terrible decision to investigate a noise upstairs.Allagash supplies the setting with Haunted House, a 6.6% ABV Hoppy Dark Ale inspired by the brewery’s House Beer and a love of pitch-black porters. Roasted barley and dark malt give it its ominous appearance, while Cascade, Nugget and Northern Brewer hops help deliver a bitter finish with hints of coffee.Evil Dead Red / AleSmith Brewing Company / San Diego, CASome beer names whisper. This one kicks open the basement door, especially on Halloween.AleSmith’s Halloween red ale earns its place with a blood-red pour, pine and citrus hop aromas, and caramel malt that brings rich, bready flavors. The brewery lists its small-batch release at a suitably sinister 6.66% ABV.Zombie Dust / 3 Floyds Brewing / Munster, INZombie Dust sounds like something you’d find in a little glass jar in the back of an abandoned laboratory. At 3 Floyds, it’s a year-round beer.The brewery’s 6.5% ABV Pale Ale debuted in 2010 and comes with undead artwork by comic artist Tim Seeley. Intensely hopped and happily unconcerned with the calendar, it’s proof that a Halloween-worthy beer doesn’t have to wait for October.Warlock / Southern Tier Brewing Company / Lakewood, NYSouthern Tier has built an entire autumn kingdom around Pumking. But every respectable kingdom needs someone lurking in a tower doing questionable things.Enter Warlock, the brewery’s dark counterpart to its pumpkin ale. Currently presented as Nitro Warlock, this 8.6% ABV Imperial Pumpkin Stout combines roasted malt with pumpkin-pie spice, coffee and dark-chocolate character.Night Owl / Elysian Brewing Company / Seattle, WAThe name is quieter than some of the company here. But put an owl outside a dark window in a horror movie and suddenly nobody’s sleeping.Elysian’s original pumpkin ale has been around since 1997. The 6.7% ABV seasonal returns each fall and is as dependable as Halloween itself.Zombie Monkie / Tallgrass Brewing Company / Manhattan, KSFrom the archives comes a beer that sounds like the reason an entire research facility had to be evacuated.Introduced in 2013, Tallgrass Zombie Monkie was a 6.2% ABV Robust Porter with roasted chocolate character and a particularly entertaining packaging feature: a textured “tactical grip” intended to help drinkers hang onto the can while fleeing infected primates.Dock Street Walker / Dock Street Brewery / Philadelphia, PAWe’re closing with an old release whose ingredients were more unsettling than its name.Back in 2014, Dock Street brewed Walker as a tribute to The Walking Dead. The American Pale Stout included cranberries and smoked goat brains, taking the zombie connection considerably further than most breweries would care to go.###And while we’re at it, there’s this.</div></body>

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Brewers have come up with some memorable Halloween beer names over the years, drawing inspiration from vampires, zombies and other things that go bump in the night. Some are seasonal releases, others are year-round favorites, and a few live on in beer history. And here are eight of the spookiest,...

8 Spooky Halloween Beer Names (Past & Present)

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Brewers have come up with some memorable Halloween beer names over the years, drawing inspiration from vampires, zombies and other things that go bump in t

8 Spooky Halloween Beer Names (Past & Present)

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