Brewpublic KillerBeerFest – Halloween Eugene Edition!

| October 26, 2015 | Beer events, Brewpublic Events | No Comments

2015 Bier Stein Killer Beer Fest Halloween Edition

Brewpublic’s 7th annual KillerBeerFest is going on the road for a special Eugene edition. When deciding on the location what better place to choose than The Bier Stein. KBF will also be held on Halloween, October 31st for all your costume goodness. This spooky event kicks off at 11:00am and lasts through midnight. Make sure to dress up in your best Halloween garb, as there will be a costume contest in the evening.

Plus its not all just ghosts, goblins and beer as this KillerBeerFest Halloween edition will be a fundraiser. Proceeds from the event go to the National Brain Tumor Society.

Here’s the tentative spooky taplist:

  • 54 40′ Brewing & The Commons Scooby Doo
  • Breakside Smoked Apple Ale
  • Upright Fantasia/7 Blend
  • The Commons Ginger Lime Myrtle
  • Fremont Barrel-Aged Dark Star
  • Block 15 Demon’s Farm CASK
  • Fort George Fresh Hop IPA
  • Ninkasi Barrel-Aged Oatis ’14
  • Oakshire Bourbon Barrel-Aged Black Jack ’13
  • Ecliptic Strawberry Moon Sour
  • Coalition Syrah Barrel-Aged Sour Saison
  • Yachats Brewing Murrelet Dry Stout
  • Heretic Tafebully
  • Vertigo Uno Mas IPA
  • Bend Brewing Hop Head IIPA
  • Thunder Island Pumpkin Scotch Porter
  • Beavertown Bloody Ell
  • Buoy Czech Pils
  • Lompoc The Ryeght Strike
  • Gigantic Pipewrench

There will also be tasty beverages from Falling Sky, WildCraft Cider, Agrarian and more…

We hope you’ll join us for this awesome event. Bring your spookiest self!

The Bier Stein
1591 Willamette St,
Eugene, OR 97401

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DJ

D.J. is a Portland, Oregon based writer that spent his formative years in the Midwest. With over 25 years under his belt of drinking beer at festivals across America and the world, he has developed a strong appreciation and understanding of craft beer and the industry that surrounds it. He can be found in any of the great breweries or beer bars that make Portland the best beer city in the world. His writing can also be found in the archives of Northwest Brewing News and can be followed on Twitter and Instagram at @hopapalooza.