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Lone Tree Brewing Company Unveils Fall Seasonals

LONE TREE, CO— Lone Tree Brew­ing Com­pa­ny wel­comes back sea­son­al favorites for the cool­er weath­er ahead. Pump­kin Ale, Pil­sner and Cran­ber­ry Sai­son will be avail­able on draft and in cans lat­er this month. Vanil­la Caramel Amber, an autum­nal beer that first made its debut two years ago, will also be ready for beer drinkers just in time for Labor Day fes­tiv­i­ties, and Fes­t­bier, a tra­di­tion­al Okto­ber­fest fes­ti­val beer will delight taste buds on Sep­tem­ber 14.

Our line­up of fall beer releas­es pro­vide a sub­tle twist on famil­iar fla­vors for the sea­son,” says Den­nis Stack, direc­tor of sales and mar­ket­ing at Lone Tree Brew­ing Com­pa­ny. “These beers, which are meant to be shared across the table with friends and fam­i­ly, are excel­lent pair­ings for fall favorites like pump­kin pie and pot roast”

At 6.4 per­cent ABV, Pump­kin Ale hits all the right notes for pump­kin beer lovers with 23 pounds of real pump­kin added per bar­rel as well as all­spice, vanil­la, nut­meg and cin­na­mon. Pump­kin Brew will be avail­able mid-August.

Com­ing out of Lone Tree’s Branch­ing Out series of small-batch, spe­cial­ty beers and hit­ting cans for the first time, Cran­ber­ry Sai­son is a Bel­gian-style farm­house ale that was aged with fresh cran­ber­ry puree. Effer­ves­cent and slight­ly tart, this deceiv­ing­ly drink­able 8.5 per­cent ABV beer is per­fect for sip­ping, long past the dog days of sum­mer and into autumn at the Thanks­giv­ing table. Cran­ber­ry Sai­son will be avail­able at the end of August.

A clas­sic through and through, Lone Tree’s Pil­sner has a bright, gold­en appear­ance and fin­ish­es with a dry and fruity hop note. At 5.8 per­cent ABV, Ger­man-style Pil­sner will also be avail­able at the end of August.

Vanil­la Caramel is a fan favorite that will be avail­able for fall and win­ter,” says Stack. “You’ll still enjoy this amber as we tran­si­tion from the warmer weath­er that can be typ­i­cal of Col­orado but the sweet vanil­la notes will pro­vide an invit­ing com­fort for cool­er nights ahead.”

Orig­i­nal­ly devel­oped on John Win­ter’s home­brew sys­tem, Vanil­la Caramel Amber is a 6 per­cent ABV gem cre­at­ed with crys­tal malt and Mada­gas­car vanil­la beans. The caramel notes in Vanil­la Caramel Amber come from a large amount of Crys­tal 60 malt in the grain bill— no oth­er caramel or oth­er sug­ar is added to this beer. The base beer is a tra­di­tion­al Amer­i­can Amber with a good help­ing of hops to bal­ance out the sweet­ness of the vanil­la. Vanil­la Caramel Amber will be avail­able in canned 6‑packs and on draft start­ing on Labor Day.

Lone Tree will be tap­ping Fes­t­bier, a full bod­ied tra­di­tion­al gold­en Okto­ber­fest lager that is crisp and refresh­ing. This high­ly drink­able 6.3 per­cent ABV beer will be avail­able on Sep­tem­ber 14 in con­junc­tion with Lone Tree’s annu­al Okto­ber­fest and Mar­ket fea­tur­ing over 16 local ven­dors, live pol­ka music and a stein hoist­ing contest.

Lone Tree Brewing’s fall sea­son­als will be avail­able on draft and in 6‑packs at Lone Tree’s tap­room, as well as with­in the brewery’s dis­tri­b­u­tion footprint.

For more infor­ma­tion about Lone Tree Brew­ing Com­pa­ny, con­tact chea@radcraftbeer.com.

August 22, 2019

Now operating at 100% capacity

Updated May 14, 2021

Per CDC guidance and Governor Polis’ recent press conference, Lone Tree Brewing Company is now operating at 100% capacity. Fully vaccinated people do not need to wear masks in our brewery. Please call us at 303-792-5822 if you have any further questions.

Global Can shortage

During these difficult times, many obstacles have emerged and currently the brewing community is experiencing an aluminum can shortage. We at Lone Tree Brewing wanted to let our fans know that we are working hard to keep beer on the shelves. However, you may notice some of our cans will look slightly different than they typically do as we utilize cans from many irregular sources. Rest assured, the beer will remain true and we will continue to provide quality craft beer to our community.

Many cheers to our friends!