Cisco Pumple Drumkin

Brewed by Cisco Brewers
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Nantucket, Massachusetts USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Tumbler

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Pours a clear copper color from the bottle with thin tan head and moderate lacing. Aroma of grainy malt, grassy funkiness, and slight pumpkin. Taste follows, but is very bland, the funky grass is not the good type of funk, the grainy malts don’t blend well, and the pumpkin is so slight that it’s almost not noticeable. Not something I want to seek out again.

Bottle. Pours clearish amber, with thin white head. Aromas of weird spice, wet basement wood, earthy grains, stale hops, Taste is weird funk, stale hops, and stale pumpkin, rye. Bad mouthfeel, with a dry cotton mouth finish. Not my favorite pumpkin.

Clean light amber pour with one finger of spritzy sandstone tan head. Nose is kind of butty, that moist bread that’s a little old smell. Then some spices and shit. Lightly grainy with some grain husk aroma. Flavor isn’t even like boringly sweet and pie spicy good. If this beer was going to please any aspect of me it was going to be my baser tastes. Fail.

Was not as impressed as I thought! A little to acidic and the after taste is very bold. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle. Pours orange amber with an off white head. Lightly sweet malts, with restrained spices, and fresh bread dough. A hint of hop bitterness peeks through in the finish. Pretty good.

Aroma of slight gingerbread and floral. Pours brown with a nice film. Tastes kind of hoppy with nice floral, bread and slight spice. Tastes like a Bohemian pilsner with pumpkin. I like its moderation.

"There once was a farmer-agrarian With a surplus of squashes Hungarian. He mumbled, "My Dear, we must brew some beer that appeals to a dumb vegetarian." So there, label-writer limerick marketing guy. Watch out Vanilla Ice! Perfumy, tannic, lightly spicy, somewhat sweaty aroma. Clear, rusty, red-orange-brown beer, standard US longneck, meh label. Nicely bittered at first, tangy, a bit metallic, not sweet, a bit woody. The bittering broke down to a metallic affair. Overall, blind, I would think this is a rye beer. A little sour fruit in the finish, amongst the long, non-descript hop bitterness. No love from Aurelius. Market Square Liquors, Timberlane.

12oz bottle. Small off-white head atop crystal clear amber body. Aroma is medium sweet, clove, ginger, light allspice. Taste is medium sweet, clove, allspice, some ginger. Light-medium body, fairly drinkable.

Clear amber pour with a frothy white head. Aroma is mostly caramel malts with cooked green vegetables and light spices that's mostly nutmeg. Bland sweet malt taste with more spice and almost no hint of pumpkin. Moderate carbonation and medium bodied. Not very good.

Bottle. Pours orange. Nose/taste of pumpkin, herbs, crust and dry grain. The finishes is pumpkin spice and very dry grain. Lighter medium body.