10 Delicious Literary Beers to Drink While Reading

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This week, we came across a delightful snapshot of something we’d never seen before: a beer inspired by one of our favorite children’s books, The Little Prince! Inspired, we decided to hunt around for other book-inspired beers, and boy did we find them. Hint: they’re probably perfect to imbibe in one of these fine book-encrusted drinking establishments. After the jump, check out ten of our favorites (you may need to make room in the pantry for some cases), and be sure to add your own favorite literary librations in the comments.

The Little Prince Farmhouse Table Beer (Jester King Craft Brewery) [Photo via]

Rogue Shakespeare Stout (Rogue Ales Brewery) [Photo via.]

Ginger in the Rye (Short’s Brewing Company) [Photo via]

Moloko Milk Stout (Three Floyds Brewing) [Photo via]

Oscar Wilde Mild (Mighty Oak) [Photo via]

Oberon Ale (Bell’s Brewing Co.) [Photo via]

White Whale Ale (Rogue Ales), created in collaboration with Powell’s, is actually brewed with a few pages torn from a copy of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. [Image via]

Hops of Wrath (Dust Bowl Brewing Company): “Brewed, bottled and cursed.” [Photo via]

Taras Boulba, after the Gogol novella (Brasserie de la Senne) [Photo via]

Shipyard Longfellow Winter Ale (Shipyard Brewing Co.) [Photo via]