Día De Los Muertos Festival De Cervezas Returns November 1 – 2
Día De Los Muertos Festival De Cervezas (All Souls Day Beer Festival) returns on Tuesday, November 1st and Wednesday, November 2nd to Southeast Portland. For the third consecutive year, this event is co-hosted by Bazi Bierbrasserie and Imperial Bottle Shop and Taproom. Located a close distance from one another between Hawthorne Avenue and Division Street, both establishments are excited to once again host Día De Los Muertos Festival De Cervezas each day from 3:00 to 9:00pm.
Día de los Muertos celebrates the lives of the deceased with food, drink, and activities the dead enjoyed in life. Día De Los Muertos Festival De Cervezas will take place concurrently at Bazi and Imperial Bottle Shop that offers attendees the opportunity to walk less than half mile between the two locations. The beverages include an eclectic mix of over twenty death-themed beers and ciders.
Here is what to expect to be pouring at each location.
Bazi Bierbrasserie Lineup: 
- Alesmith – Evil Dead Red
- Birrificio Del Ducato – My Blueberry Nightmare
- Crux – Better Off Red
- Elysian – Great Pumpkin
- Het Anker – Lucifer Black
- Lompoc – Monster Mash
- Ordnance – Full Metal Jack IPA
- Van Steenberge – Piraat Tripel aged in rum and oak barrels
- Van Honsebrouck – Kasteel Inglemunster Pumpkin
- Alter Ego Cider – The Dark Sider
- Schilling – Mischief Maker Cider
Imperial Bottle Shop and Taproom Lineup: 
- Baerlic – Blood & Guts Barleywine
- Block 15 – Stoty of the Ghost IPA
- Breakside – Bourbon Aztec
- Double Mountain – Devil’s Kriek
- Flat Tail – El Guapo
- Green Flash – Dia de Los Serranos Stout
- Iron Horse – Mocha Death
- Mt Tabor – Cowboy’s Lament Dark Mexican Lager
- Pelican – Pelicano Mexican Lager
- Rev Nat’s – Hurt Cider w/chipotle, cinnamon and ghost pepper
Entry to Día De Los Muertos Festival De Cervezas is $5.00 that includes a commemorative glass goblet. Each 5 oz. pour will require a beer ticket that will cost $1.50 each or 10 tickets for $12.00. Both the goblet and tickets are good for both Bazi and Imperial. Most of the beers and ciders pouring will be either one or two tickets per 5 oz. pour.
While close in proximity, the two bars are far apart in their approach to beer. Bazi features Belgian-inspired beers from near and far, and Imperial focuses on local American craft beer.
Bazi Bierbrasserie
1522 SE 32nd Ave.
Portland, OR 97214
Imperial Bottle Shop & Taproom
3090 SE Division St.
Portland, OR 97202
About The Author
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.