Southampton Pumpkin Ale

It tastes just like pumpkin pie, sweet and creamy. Upon drinking it the only thing that seems to be missing is the whipped cream. The aromas mimicks the taste and the appearance is of a amber orange. Even my mother would like this one.

My favourite seasonal. A very good, cinamine/ nutmeg, pumpkin flavor. thats all you need.

Fairly strong aroma with hints of pumpkin (go figure), cinnamon, vanilla, and clove. Amber color that is pretty clear in appearence. Thin lacing with a medium sweetness and body. Beer has little to no bitterness or sourness. This beer is a great staple for what a October beer should be.

Tap. This beer is incredible. The best pumpkin i’ve ever had. Grain and pumpkin flavor/blend is perfect!

Oddly enought this is AWESOME. Great flavors of grains and pumkin to blend and balance perfectly. GET a GROWLER!

22oz bottle. Fiery golden-reddish appearance; off-white head with good lacing. Aroma shows plenty of autumn spice: nutmeg and cinnamon and cloves. Medium mouthfeel is very suggestive of pumpkin pie: spice, cinnamon, vanilla, with a soft pumpkin core. Medium finish with plenty of spice and hop bitterness. Best tasting pumpkin beer I’ve ever had; far superior to Weyerbacher’s Imperial Pumpkin.

22 oz bomber. This beer pours to a bright, deep orange color, with a soapy white head that fades, and a moderate carbonation. The nose on this beer is classic pumpkin pie spice all the way, with aromas of cinnamon, allspice, and nutmeg. The palate delivers some good sweet/bread malt flavor, paired with some really good "squashy" pumpkin flavor from the use of real pumpkin. This beer finishes with more good malt and pumpkin up front, then ends with some more pumpkin spice flavors that lingers. Well done pumpkin ale, well worth trying if you are a fan of the pumpkin beers.

Real pumkin pie. Sweet cinammon and brown sugar in aroma and in taste. Spices that could go for an xmas beer too.White ice cream head on orange body. Not for everybody. Good medium smooth mouthfeel vanilla ice cream. Mild secondary bitterness. WIth food unless you are a fruit beer freak.