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Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin & Dallas Sucks Returning In New Packaging

Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin & Dallas Sucks Returning In New Packaging
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Published: August 5, 2026
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Craft beer lovers and specialty beverage enthusiasts are in for an incredible treat as Weyerbacher Brewing (Savant Beverages) in Easton, Pennsylvania, brings back two of its most talked-about, highly anticipated returning creations. Known for pushing flavor boundaries, crafting massive high-gravity masterpieces, and delivering unforgettably bold seasonal portfolios, the brewery is back with fresh packaging updates for these fan-favorite offerings. Leading the charge for autumn decadence is the rich Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Stout and Dallas Sucks Lager lineup, perfectly timed for cooler weather, tailgating season, and ultimate craft beer enjoyment.

Diving Deep Into Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Stout

When autumn arrives, nothing captures the cozy, spiced essence of the harvest season quite like a meticulously crafted dark beer. The Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Stout and Dallas Sucks Lager release series kicks off its heavier-hitting side with this magnificent seasonal stout. Clocking in at a bold 9% ABV (or 9.0% alc. by vol.), this full-bodied imperial stout is an absolute masterclass in flavor equilibrium. Weyerbacher crafts this masterpiece using real, all-natural pumpkin puree, creamy milk sugar (lactose), and a comforting, aromatic blend of traditional autumn spices.

As you pour a glass of this velvety dark brew, you will notice an exquisite visual presentation topped with a rich, mocha-hued head. The flavor profile strikes a flawless balance between deep, roasty dark chocolate notes and an abundance of seasonal pumpkin spice goodness. The inclusion of lactose adds a smooth, rounded mouthfeel that softens the robust roasted malts, making each sip warming, complex, and luxuriously decadent. Packaged in striking 16-fl-oz (473 mL) cans adorned with festive, spooky Halloween-themed graphics featuring grinning jack-o’-lanterns and playful cats, this beer is built for autumn nights by the fire pit.2026 Weyerbacher Dallas Sucks 12-oz Cans

Game Day Perfection: The Dallas Sucks Tailgate Lager

Shifting gears entirely from heavy, high-gravity stouts to ultimate refreshment, Weyerbacher also brings back its crowd-pleasing football season specialty. The Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Stout and Dallas Sucks Lager pairing wouldn’t be complete without this cheeky, highly drinkable game day companion. Designed specifically as the ultimate tailgate lager, Dallas Sucks hits a sessionable 4.7% ABV (alc./vol.), making it ideal for long afternoons of cheering on your favorite football team, backyard tailgating, and socializing with friends.

Weyerbacher humorously brands this brew on the can label by stating they took the one phrase the entire country agrees on, slapped it on the front, and filled the vessel with 12 ounces of crisp, crushable, premium lager. Packaged in several vibrant, team-colored cans, this beer is simple, beautiful, and designed to deliver refreshment when it counts the most. Stay tuned for official release details, distribution updates, and local availability so you can secure your stash of both these phenomenal styles.2026 Weyerbacher Dallas Sucks 12-oz Cans

Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Stout Label Text

“IMPERIAL PUMPKIN STOUT | 9% ABV POUR A GLASS OF PURE AUTUMN DECADENCE. AT A BOLD 9% ABV, THIS FULL-BODIED IMPERIAL STOUT STRIKES A FLAWLESS BALANCE BETWEEN DARK CHOCOLATE ROAST AND AN ABUNDANCE OF SEASONAL PUMPKIN SPICE GOODNESS. REAL, ALL-NATURAL PUMPKIN PUREE AND CREAMY MILK SUGAR GATHER ROUND THE TABLE WITH A COMFORTING BLEND OF SPICES. RICH, VELVETY, AND DELIGHTFULLY WARMING, THIS BIG BREW MIXES AND MINGLES WITH THE BEST OF THEM. “

Weyerbacher Dallas Sucks Lager Label Text

“WEYERBACHER DALLAS SUCKS FOR THE FANS THIS IS THE REAL “AMERICA’S TEAM” IN A CAN. WE TOOK THE ONE PHRASE THE ENTIRE COUNTRY AGREES ON, SLAPPED IT ON THE FRONT, AND FILLED IT WITH 12 OUNCES OF CRISP, CRUSHABLE, PREMIUM LAGER. IT IS SIMPLE, IT IS BEAUTIFUL, AND IT IS THE ONLY THING IN FOOTBALL GUARANTEED TO ACTUALLY DELIVER WHEN IT COUNTS THE MOST. FOR THE FANS! “


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Founded in 1995, Weyerbacher Brewing Company has spent nearly three decades cementing its reputation as a pioneer of bold, innovative, and uncompromising craft beer. Situated historically in Easton, Pennsylvania, the brewery has continually challenged conventional brewing norms by introducing American craft beer enthusiasts to high-gravity ales, complex barrel-aged creations, and deeply flavorful seasonal offerings. Operating under Savant Beverages, Weyerbacher remains a cornerstone of the Pennsylvania craft beer community, combining traditional European brewing influences with modern, daring American ingenuity to produce world-class beverages that stand the test of time.

The heartbeat of Weyerbacher lies within its dedication to exceptional ingredients, meticulous craftsmanship, and an adventurous spirit. Located in Easton, PA, the brewery utilizes state-of-the-art brewing equipment alongside time-honored techniques to ensure every single batch—whether it is a delicate 4.7% tailgate lager or a massive 9% imperial stout—meets the highest standards of quality and consistency. Their commitment to pushing the envelope has resulted in an iconic portfolio that regularly excites long-time fans while continuously attracting new generations of craft beer explorers across the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond.

Throughout its storied history, Weyerbacher has mastered the art of seasonal storytelling through beer. From autumn releases loaded with real pumpkin puree and warming spices to crisp, easy-drinking game day lagers packaged in eye-catching team colors, the brewery understands how to match its beverages to the exact moods and moments of its drinkers. As Weyerbacher continues to innovate under Savant Beverages in Easton, PA, it honors its rich heritage while looking forward to future brewing adventures. Be sure to visit their official website or stop by the brewery to experience the full lineup of exceptional craft beers, seasonal specialties, and legendary year-round favorites.

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