A Taste of Fall in Boston: Seasonal Beers at Cheers

There’s something about fall in Boston that makes a stop at the pub feel especially right. The summer crowds begin to settle down, the air gets a little cooler, and the streets of Beacon Hill take on their familiar autumn look. After a walk through the neighborhood, a stroll through the Public Garden, or a day spent exploring Boston, there’s nothing quite like finding a seat at the bar and settling in with a seasonal beer.

This fall, we’re pouring a few favorites from Sam Adams that fit the season perfectly.

Sam Adams Oktoberfest

A Boston fall classic, Sam Adams Oktoberfest is on tap and ready for the season. Oktoberfest beers have become a fall tradition for a reason, and this one is a natural choice when the temperatures start to drop and you’re ready for something that feels a little more seasonal.

Enjoy one at the bar after a day of sightseeing, or order one with a meal while you take a break from exploring the city. It’s the kind of beer that feels right at home in a Boston pub.

Sam Adams Jack-O

If pumpkin is part of your fall routine, Sam Adams Jack-O is also on tap. Pumpkin beers have become one of those unmistakable signs that autumn has arrived, and Jack-O brings a little extra seasonal character to the beer list.

It’s a good choice for a fall afternoon in Boston, especially when you’ve spent the day walking the city and are ready to take a seat and stay awhile.

Sam Adams N/A Oktoberfest

Not drinking? You can still enjoy a seasonal beer with Sam Adams N/A Oktoberfest, available in a can.

It’s a great option for anyone looking for a non-alcoholic beer while still getting in on the fall tradition. Whether you’re the designated driver, taking a break from alcohol, or simply prefer a non-alcoholic option, there’s a place for you at the table.

Fall in Beacon Hill

One of the best things about fall in Boston is that you don’t need a special occasion to enjoy it. You can spend the afternoon wandering through Beacon Hill, take in the changing leaves around the Public Garden, browse the shops, visit some of the city’s historic sights, and eventually find your way to a neighborhood pub for a drink.

That sense of stopping in and staying awhile is part of what makes a Boston pub feel like a Boston pub. It’s a place to warm up, catch up with friends, talk about the day, and enjoy something from the bar.

So the next time you’re exploring Boston this fall, make a stop in Beacon Hill and see what’s pouring. Whether you choose an Oktoberfest, a Jack-O, or a non-alcoholic Oktoberfest, there’s a seasonal beer waiting for you.

Good beer, good company, and a little Boston tradition. That sounds like fall to us.