Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Southern Tier Pumpking



Into a chalice, it's poured, lookig a light orange, softly hazed, with brown edges..nice, if slimmed down head. Aroma starts with cinnamon and nutmeg, not too loud, soft, but spicy, then the meat of the gourd calls out below. Sweet, spicy, and nice. In the mouth, it's all there. Nothing but pumpkin, not too big and bold, but not skimpy either, and not one of these where only the spices of a pumpkin pie are employed to deliver the desired effect. No, this is with real pumpkin added, and the abv is definitely higher than normal, doesn't show at first, but then we get nice and warm. Honestly, it really tastes like drinking a slightly diluted pumpkin pie, blended up and kicked up with some booze. Delicious stuff. Really good. Might not need the 9% abv, I mean, jeez, does everything have to go so high, these days? I remember when 9% used to mean something...argh, grumble, mumble, you kids get off my lawn! BUT..damn good beer, highly recommended...drink one and see... Serving type: on-tap Reviewed on: 10-13-2008 06:24:25

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