This is how we brew it: Fall in love with these autumn-inspired drinks around town

Fall is here + so is the need for all things fall-flavored. We’re sharing where to get your autumn sip fix.

Photo of strusel, brownie bars, and coffee on a black table.

We can already smell the pumpkin spice and rich cardamom syrup.

Photo by Roots Coffeehouse

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Even if the temperature is still high, the calendar is flipping into autumn, which means we can officially embrace fall and the recipes that come with it — like pumpkin-flavored everything.

According to Google Trends, the search interest in “pumpkin spice” has peaked every September for the past ten years and is currently at an all-time high. Keep reading for the fall drink offerings around town.

☕ Morning brews

Hustleblendz | Pumpkin spiced cold brew with maple brown sugar cold foam — don’t mind if I do.

White Rhino Coffee | Pair a Caramel Apple Matcha Latte or The Chumpkin with a Mexican chocolate strudel, millionaire’s bar, or slice of pumpkin loaf.

Roots Coffeehouse | Sip, sip, hooray — the fall flight includes the Smashing Pumpkins, Appleccino, and Harvest Chai.

Summer Moon | Try the Autumn Moon Latte with oak-roasted espresso, signature sweet cream Moon Milk, and autumn spices.

🍻 Evening brews

Rahr Brewing | It’s lederhosen and dirndl season, y’all — attend Rahr’s Oktoberfest on Saturday, Sept. 13, and drink one too.

Martin House Brewing Company | We’re skeptical about the State Fair Mustard beer — inspired by Fletcher’s Corn Dogs — available only at the Fort Worth taproom of the State Fair of Texas.

Or try a back-to-back double drink feature (we just made that up) at Maple Branch Craft Brewery, which recently opened its coffee shop extension — Branch & Bean. Start your morning off with a hot S’mores Latte, then end it with a frosty festbier or Autumn Blaze.

If we missed your favorite fall brew, let us know, and we’ll add it to our list.

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