We've officially said goodbye to summer, which, aside from the chance to wear nice clothes again, really only means one thing — we're saying hello to autumn beers every chance we get. Falling leaves and dropping temps bring on a season meant for beer lovers, filled with spiced brews and seasonal standouts. Check out six Philly-area favorites you’ll want to start sipping now.

Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale: Nothing says autumn like a good pumpkin ale. This one initially hits you with notes of cinnamon and then finishes with prominence of the classic cloves and nutmeg with which it’s brewed. The imperial element of this ale is definitely evident both in aroma and taste, revealing its 8% ABV — at least a good 2% higher than the typical pumpkin ale.

Stoudt’s Oktoberfest: At first sip, this doesn’t seem to be the typical Oktoberfest. Its cereal notes dominate its malty flavor, though this too is definitely discernible in this moderately hopped, light amber brew. If you’re looking for a slightly out of the ordinary Oktoberfest with a clean finish, this Adamstown beer is for you (5% ABV).

Fegley’s Brewworks Bourbon Barrel Insidious: Aged in charred oak bourbon barrels, this is the smooth, but not too thick, beer you want to be drinking fireside. The pitch-black pour is surprisingly light with a chocolaty, bourbon scent, and has a nice drinkability given its higher alcohol content (9% ABV).

Flying Fish Red Fish: Though not your typically tummy-warming autumn beer, this latest ale from Flying Fish has all the qualities of a crisp fall day. Its aroma matches that of an American Pale Ale, along with a distinct, robust bitterness, but with hops that are slightly toned down to showcase its red ale qualities. A piney perfume gives this medium-bodied beer a touch of a fall feel, perfect for the early days of October (7% ABV).

Yards General Washington’s Tavern Porter: Word is Washington had a liking for porters, especially those from brewer Robert Hare whose original brewery stood just blocks from the current Yards location. Inspired by our very first president’s original recipe, this has the classical rich flavor of a porter but isn’t overbearingly heavy. Hints of caramel and coffee interject its strong molasses flavor, and make it the perfect pairing for a warm winter-approaching dessert (7% ABV).

Victory Festbier: This is a go-to amber lager for the fall. It’s moderately hoppy and heavy on the malt, with hints of caramel and a faint nuttiness. If you’re looking for a classic Octoberfest-feel, opt for this (5.6% ABV).