I had completely forgotten about another pumpkin beer that was stashed in the back of my fridge!
This Weyerbacher is spot-on. I didn't think it was over the top and the spices were well balanced. Did I like it as much as my favorite? No, but I'd love to do a side-by-side tasting because I think it could come close. I'm in love with the label and possibly the higher alcohol level! There isn't anything that makes this beer too special, but I'll definitely drink another next October. I'm ready to make my way to stouts & porters for the late fall/winter season!
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Friday, November 2, 2012
Friday, October 5, 2012
Food & Beer Friday :: Ichabod.
It's October now! I figured it would be fitting to focus on some autumnal beers! I'm going mostly pumpkin, so let's kick this off with one pumpkin ale I had never tried before.
New Holland Brewing has some delicious beers in their line-up! They don't have a staple that is a regular for me, but their Dragon's Milk Ale. Seriously...check it out. Ah-mazing! Let's get this this Ichabod Ale though.
The Ichabod Pumpkin Ale tasted exactly like what a pumpkin beer should be. The beer was brewed with barley, real pumpkin, cinnamon, and nutmeg....almost a pumpkin pie! The aroma is spicy and makes me crave more fall weather.
The beer had a minimal head which matched with the lighter carbonation level. Overall, this beer didn't stand out to me. It tasted like a "typical" pumpkin beer, which isn't necessarily a bad thing! It didn't surpass my favorite October beer (which I'll spotlight later this month) though. Pick it up while you're stocking up on other pumpkin ales!
New Holland Brewing has some delicious beers in their line-up! They don't have a staple that is a regular for me, but their Dragon's Milk Ale. Seriously...check it out. Ah-mazing! Let's get this this Ichabod Ale though.
The Ichabod Pumpkin Ale tasted exactly like what a pumpkin beer should be. The beer was brewed with barley, real pumpkin, cinnamon, and nutmeg....almost a pumpkin pie! The aroma is spicy and makes me crave more fall weather.
The beer had a minimal head which matched with the lighter carbonation level. Overall, this beer didn't stand out to me. It tasted like a "typical" pumpkin beer, which isn't necessarily a bad thing! It didn't surpass my favorite October beer (which I'll spotlight later this month) though. Pick it up while you're stocking up on other pumpkin ales!
CHEERS!
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Food Beer Fridays,
pumpkin beer
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