Samuel Adams Harvest Pumpkin Ale

Brewed by Boston Beer Company
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Boston, Massachusetts USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Tumbler

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Bottle (355 ml) from Systembolaget. Clear deep copper, medium beige head. Spicy pumpkin aroma with some bready and nutty malt. Medium bodied, medium carbonation. Semi dry with low bitterness.

Bottle. Pours a dark amber. Aroma of Pumpkin and spices. Off white color with a head that diminishes to a filmy finish. Taste of pumpkin, caramel, and spice. Nice smoothness to the finish. Palate is a solid medium, not too think. Better then expected.

Pours dark amber with small off-white head. Aroma of spices and pumpkin. Taste is quite sweet, caramel, pumpkin. Leaves with a short fruity finish. I like it and its easy to drink.

Pours a gorgeous copper brown color. Pumpkin spice aroma with some toasty malt notes. toasted malt upfront followed my a trailing warm cinnamon spice note. Overall, nice... Good for drinking

Good fall pumpkin ale. Good color with the dark notes and the forming head. Good overall though not my style. Good brew.

From a 12 oz bottle poured at home. Pours a deep, almost clear, reddish brown with an off white head. Mild spicy pumpkin aroma. Surprising flavor - akin to a ginger ale. Unlike some, pumpkin flavor is very subtle.

It’s certainly interesting, but nothing I would drink on a regular basis. For Halloween though I feel like you kind of have to drink something with pumpkins. Aroma is solid, pumpkin and spices mostly, appearance is actually beautiful, a strong, lacy, and foamy head that shows almost no bubbles (like a Guinness head) and a dark orange coloring. Taste is ok, a little skunky when it gets warm which is dissapointing, but you can taste some pumpkin. If only pumpkins tasted better though. Palate: smooth and buttery, lasting flavor, very nice palate. Overall: It’s good, probably the best pumpkin beer you can get, so if you’re in the spirit go grab some.

12 oz bottle: Pours a dark mahogony red with a fizzy tan head that dissipates quickly to nothing. Aroma is spicy, bready and strong, sweet pumpkin. Taste is too spicy for my taste; nutmeg, cinnamon. Worth it once a year as a holiday beer, but not somthing I would drink regularly.

These pumpkin ales seem to be the ticket this season except this one is a smoky pumpkin ale, so throws you for a loop. Its deep amber colored and has a small white head but leaves a lot of lace on the glass. Earthy mineral aroma. Tastes like the slag smoke from a good 6010 rod burn. There may be some pumpkin in there but the weld smoke covers it. Delicious in an inunderstandable way.

Pours a hazy orange-dark brown color with a beige nose. Nose is pumpkin spice and caramel malts. Sweet taste with medium carbonation. Samuel Adams doesn’t disapoint withb this brew