Bashore BrewHaus' Spooky Halloween Party

Come One Come All to an evening fraught with terror, mystery and bubbling concoctions of every kind. For the first time since the Bashore BrewHaus was cement walls and unfinished drywall we'll be hosting a Halloween Party!! Over the final week of October we'll be transforming the BrewHaus into a terrifying dungeon. Whats being held captive? Six tasty brews! Do you have to courage to come and free them?

This event will take place on Devil Night (October 30th) this year and the fun will start at 7 pm. Aside from beer we will be making a few different concoctions with the hard stuff as well. All guests are required to wear a costume and bring a dish to pass. There will be a costume contest and for this contest every attendant will get a vote to cast for there favorite costume. Aside from that all the same stuff will be going on that usually happens.....it'll just be waaaay more scary!! C'mon out and enjoy the evening with a few brews!!

Tap List for Bashore BrewHaus Spooky Halloween Party

We’re still working on a logo and labels for the Halloween Party at the end of October, but we thought the least we could do is post the beers that will be on tap for the party. This will be the first party and maybe the last party to have 6 beers on tap.

BaumGartner Hefeweizen – this is a Bavarian wheat ale that has quickly become one of my favorites, but I’m partial to wheat beer. Light, fruity and easy drinking.

Rock N’ Roll Jesus – a big sweet and smokey English Barleywine…..the savior of all beer? Not sure about that, but at 11% this one will put you on your ass quick if you’re not careful.

Cuvee de Guerre – the Qaudruple is still around and getting better everyday. Tons and tons of dark fruit and barrel age character…..as Irene says…it’ll pop your cherry!

Cuvee de Brasseur – an American wild ale that hasn’t really been the hit I’d hoped for…this may be that last you see of this beer….not sure….what to do???

K-Roc da House – a Belgian Single made for our friend Karen Thomas. What’s that you say…you’ve never heard of a Single. It’s because there aren't many if any commercial examples. This is truly a vanishing style, it’s what monks would drink all day while they brewed doubles, triples and quadruples!

Halsteads Hearty Ale – this is an Indian Brown, that will just scoot into the tap lineup for the day. We brewed this beer for two of our good friends that ironically enough don’t drink beer…..but are tremendous company, John and Lijana Halstead. This beer should be extremely fresh for Halloween so it should be very hoppy, but hopefully will have enough chocolate and malt notes to make it unique.

Happy Halloween

On Tap this Weekend

Rock N' Roll Jesus
English Barleywine
11% ABV



The Savior of ALL BEER?