Brooklyn Seasonal 6Pk

Brooklyn Seasonal 6Pk is a rotating six-pack of craft beer from Brooklyn Brewery, with contents changing each season to showcase the brewery's limited and seasonal releases. Because the specific beers in this pack vary throughout the year, flavor profiles, styles, and ABVs shift with each rotation — making every seasonal release a snapshot of what Brooklyn Brewery's team is most excited about at that moment.

Quick Facts: ABV: Varies by season  |  Origin: Brooklyn, New York, USA  |  Style: Rotating Seasonal Selection  |  Brewery: Brooklyn Brewery

Production & Heritage

Brooklyn Brewery was founded in 1988 by Steve Hindy, a former Associated Press correspondent, and Tom Potter, a former banker, in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. The brewery's longtime brewmaster, Garrett Oliver — a James Beard Award–winning author and one of the most respected figures in American craft brewing — has shaped the house style and seasonal program for decades. The Seasonal 6-Pack draws from Brooklyn Brewery's broader portfolio of limited and rotating releases, which often span a range of styles depending on the time of year, from darker, malt-forward ales in colder months to lighter, hop-driven or fruit-accented beers in warmer seasons.

Tasting Notes

Note: Because this is a rotating seasonal selection, specific tasting notes change with each release. The descriptions below reflect the general character of Brooklyn Brewery's seasonal offerings.

Aroma: Brooklyn Brewery's beers are known for clean, well-defined aromatics. Expect seasonal releases to range from bright citrus and floral hops in spring and summer editions to toasted malt, baking spice, and dried fruit in fall and winter selections.

Taste: The palate across Brooklyn's seasonal lineup tends toward balance rather than extremes. Lighter seasonal releases often deliver crisp grain and moderate hop bitterness, while colder-weather selections lean into caramel malt, dark fruit, and warming spice. Mid-palate weight varies by style but generally stays approachable.

Finish: Brooklyn Brewery's house style favors clean, dry finishes with enough residual flavor to invite another sip. Seasonal expressions may linger with hop resin, toasted grain, or subtle sweetness depending on the specific beer.

How to Drink Brooklyn Seasonal

Each beer in the pack is best enjoyed on its own terms — pour into a pint glass or tulip to release aromatics and let the beer open up slightly above refrigerator temperature. Lighter seasonal entries work well in a Shandy (mixed with lemonade for a refreshing warm-weather drink), a Michelada (where a crisp lager or pale ale pairs with lime, hot sauce, and tomato juice), or a Beer Spritz (combined with Aperol and a splash of citrus for a low-ABV aperitivo).

Best For

• Exploring Brooklyn Brewery's range beyond their year-round lineup
• Bringing a varied beer selection to a backyard cookout or dinner party
• Gifting a craft beer enthusiast who appreciates seasonal brewing
• Sampling limited releases without committing to a full six-pack of one style

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Brooklyn Seasonal taste like? The flavor profile changes with each seasonal rotation, but Brooklyn Brewery's beers generally emphasize balance and drinkability, with well-integrated malt and hop character tailored to the time of year.

How does Brooklyn Seasonal compare to a Sierra Nevada variety pack? Both offer rotating craft beer selections from iconic American breweries; Brooklyn Brewery's seasonal releases tend to reflect East Coast and European brewing influences, while Sierra Nevada's lineup leans more heavily into West Coast hop-forward styles.

Is Brooklyn Seasonal good for beginners? Yes — the rotating format introduces drinkers to multiple styles in a single purchase, and Brooklyn Brewery is known for accessible, well-balanced beers that do not overwhelm with extreme bitterness or alcohol.

Where is Brooklyn Seasonal made? Brooklyn Seasonal beers are brewed by Brooklyn Brewery, headquartered in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, founded in 1988.

What foods pair well with Brooklyn Seasonal? Lighter seasonal beers complement grilled seafood, fresh salads, and soft cheeses, while darker or maltier winter releases pair well with roasted meats, aged cheddar, and rich stews or chili.

What sizes does Brooklyn Seasonal come in? The Brooklyn Seasonal is commonly available as a 6-pack of 12 oz bottles.

Is Brooklyn Seasonal worth the price? Brooklyn Seasonal positions as a mid-range craft beer six-pack, offering solid value given the opportunity to try limited and rotating releases from one of America's most established craft breweries.

Why Brooklyn Seasonal?

Brooklyn Brewery has been a defining force in American craft beer since 1988, and the Seasonal 6-Pack is a direct window into their most current brewing interests. Under the direction of Garrett Oliver — a James Beard Award winner and globally recognized brewing authority — the seasonal program reflects both classic technique and creative ambition. The rotating format means repeat purchases deliver genuinely different experiences throughout the year. For drinkers who want variety with a reliable standard of quality behind it, this pack represents one of the more thoughtful seasonal offerings from a major craft brewery.