Bomber from the Bev-Mo in Folsom, CA. Pours clear copper with an off-white or near beige head. Aroma actually suggest roast/cooked pumpkin. Med body or less. I’m thinking this has no pie spice what so ever. Really. If you enjoy ingesting plain old pumpkin without butter and spice you should love this. Kudos to the brewers for this. I can now say I’ve actually tasted pumpkin in beer.

Can from Bottledog drunk on a train. Hazy pale gold lasting thick white head. Ok Belgian wit. Plenty of orange lacks a touch of the yeast. Minimal soap. Strikes me as an ok toned down belgian wit. Fine and decent without pushing the boundaries of a style I do like. Some oranhe some spice some soap. Ok.

Can, thanks to Fergus up Leightons skyport, 02/09/14. Hazed light yellow with reddish hues - yeah like a light period in a puddle of piss ! Moderate off white spotting tops it off. Nose is bitter orange, yeast, spice, pumpkin pie, light caramel notes, yeasty. Taste comprises straw, peach, light vanilla, spice, citric rinds. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close. Adequate wit.

Bottle shared at Leightons house. From bottledog. Greyish yellow clouded halo of white head. Aroma is stale malts, spicy orange and doughy wheat. Palate is flabby grainy and thin finish. Flavour is doughy wheat, light spicy note, orange light metallic in the finish. Disappointing.

Can shared in London - many thanks to Fergus. Pours hazy yellow with pinkish hue, and a creamy white head. The aroma has some sugary wheat, hints of plastic, dough. Light-medium sweet with doughy wheat, cereal, white bread, straw. Light bodied with fine to average carbonation. Light sweet flavor with sugary, grainy wheat bread, light bitter hay. So so. Simple.

Can - Dark brown in colour. Roasted malt, chocolate and some smoky hints in the aroma. Roasted taste with chocolate standing out yet not being too overwhelming. A decent amount of flavour and character for the abv.

20th July 2014
Can. A can that burst all by itself - never seen that before - gushy barstard! Almost opaque dark brown beer, small tan head. Palate is light and a little dry. Mild fine carbonation (some time after it bust it’s britches. Dry dark malt, touch of roast bitterness. Little dry dark chocolate and vanilla. Light dry finish, bitter linger. Thin but passable.

Bottle. Mahogony-brown beer with a tan head. Roast and nutty aroma with light caramel. Nutty and caramel flavor with light toffee. Medium bodied. Caramel and light toffee lingers with nuttiness and light roast.