Post Road Pumpkin Ale

So who’s George Washington Carver? .. i dunno, ..the guy who cut up George Washington? ... in a pumpkin pie i’m supposin..

A huge fan of pumpkin beer but this was just average for me, not enough pumpkin in flavor also it lacks spice.

bottle, almond colored with good white foam, aroma of pumpkin spice and wheaty nutmeg and pumpkin flavor, some banana in there also

Pours amber with a big off white head. Aroma is pumpkin pie, with lots of cinnamon and nutmeg coming through. Flavor is light and caramel malts, with a nice bit of spice and subtle hints of gourd and a slight bitter finish. Not a bad pumpkin brew.

Pours an orange amber clear color with a little bit of white head aroma was great pumpkin spice cinnamon and nutmeg ... a good light/medium ale with taste of pumpkin, cinnamon and nutmeg its clean and crisp just wish it had more flavor

bottle, pours amber with a tall frothy light tan head. Wheat, sourness, and pumpkin nose. Lots of pumpkin flavor wtih a light spice and mildly sour malt finish. This is fairly refreshing, but every flavor from the pumpkin to spice is very light.

Bottle from Kegs & Barrels in Plano, TX. Pours a clear orange/amber with quickly fading off-white head. Aroma is nice, some nuttiness, a little caramel, nutmeg, a little cinnamon, pumpkin. Flavor is tasty, some nutmeg, light cinnamon, pumpkin, faint sweetness, small malt back bone. Mouth feel is light-medium body with high carbonation. Overall, a nice tasty pumpkin beer, easy drinking and flavorful!

12oz bottle. Pours translucent orange amber, topped with a medium sized off-white head. Aroma is dominated by spice, with notes of nutmeg, allspice, and cinnamon, with caramel and pumpkin in the background. Pumpkin meat comes through a bit more on the palate than in the aroma. Nutmeg and allspice compliment the pumpkin and hang out for a fairly long finish. This was one of the first pumpkin ales I sampled, over a decade ago, and it’s still one of the best I’ve tried.