Post Road Pumpkin Ale

Tap at Winslow’s (Greenville). Nice autum color with nice sent of you typical spices you get in a pumpkin beer. Taste is much the same. Pretty average for the style, but good none the less.

Pumpkin bear is seemingly offered by everyone these days. Few can do it great and this is no exception. Best part of post road is the light and rich orange color. The smell of pumpkin pie spice and slight gourd odor is nice but not strong enough. Body is fairly thin. Decent example of the style but there is better to be had.

As promised, spicy pumkiny aroma. Pours clear copper, thin head. Farily bland - flat with some spice. Thin palate. Not great.

Dark amber. Minimal head. Big squash and spice scent. Flavour is amber beer and spice. Hard to quantify the squash. Tasty and passable pumpkin beer.

Bottle. Pours an orange-gold with a gold-tinted head. Very spicy aroma, nutmeg and cinnamon with sweet caramel. The palate delivers the same flavours: spicy caramel, lots of nutmeg, slightly perfumey.

( 12oz bottle ) Pours a clear copper body with a small white head. Aroma of pumpkin, nutmeg, cinnamon, caramel, light pine, and bay leaves. Flavor of caramel malt, pumpkin, and cinnamon.

bottle thanks to bu11zeye. amber with a cream head. nose is nutmeg, pumpking and cinnamon. decent thickness with a light nutmeg flavor and a hint of pumpkin.

Orange clear color from bottle. Very thin and flat. Mild pumpkin flavor with just a small hint of spice.