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While I wouldn’t call myself a professional beer connoisseur, I’m a dedicated beer lover, blogger, and reviewer. My approach is simple: I write reviews in plain, straightforward language, steering clear of technical jargon. I’m here to give you honest opinions about whether a beer's bitterness enhances or detracts from the overall flavor, and ultimately, whether I like it or not—and why.

I don’t get into the nitty-gritty of hop varieties or ideal drinking temperatures (I just prefer my beer as cold as possible!). Instead, I focus on what really matters: how a beer tastes and whether it’s worth your hard-earned money. My goal is to help you avoid the disappointment of buying a six-pack with cool artwork that turns out to be underwhelming.

I hope my reviews guide you toward beers you’ll love—or steer you away from ones you might not. Cheers to making better beer choices!

A 16 oz can of Scythe Pumpkin Ale by The Drowned Lands Brewery. The can is earthy orange with minimalist line art and text, describing it as a 5.7% ABV Foeder Fermented Pumpkin Ale brewed in Warwick, NY.

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A Perfectly Balanced Review of The Drowned Lands Scythe Pumpkin Ale

The Drowned Lands Scythe Pumpkin Ale stands out as a refined, well-rounded example of a pumpkin ale, capturing the essence of fall with impressive depth and restraint. Pouring a warm, vibrant copper-orange, it greets you with an aroma of fresh pumpkin pie

November 11, 2024

16 oz can of Dorchester Brewing Company’s Pie Fight! Pumpkin Ale on a white background, featuring vibrant and playful artwork with cartoon pumpkin and pie illustrations.

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Sweet Simplicity: Reviewing Dorchester Brewing’s Pie Fight! Pumpkin Ale

Dorchester Brewing Company’s Pie Fight! Pumpkin Ale offers a notably light and sweet take on the pumpkin ale genre. This brew pours with an essence reminiscent of a subtle autumn dessert rather than a bold seasonal ale. The pumpkin and spice flavors

October 28, 2024

This image displays a 12 oz bottle of Southern Tier Brewing Company’s Caramel Pumking Imperial Pumpkin Ale, highlighting the label’s distinct pumpkin-themed design. The beer, known for its strong caramel, pumpkin, and spice flavors, has a higher alcohol content (8.6% ABV) and appeals to those who enjoy sweet, dessert-like beers. The pumpkin-headed mascot on the label emphasizes the playful and seasonal aspect of this imperial ale.

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Review of Southern Tier Brewing Company’s Caramel Pumking Imperial Pumpkin Ale

Southern Tier Brewing Company’s Caramel Pumking Imperial Pumpkin Ale delivers a bold blend of caramel, pumpkin, and spices, making it a unique choice for those who enjoy sweeter, stronger beers. The beer starts with a punch of caramel that dominates the flavor,

October 21, 2024

12 oz bottle of Flying Dog Brewery’s The Fear Imperial Pumpkin Ale against a white background, showcasing its vibrant label with a snarling dog illustration.

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Review: Rethinking Flying Dog’s The Fear Imperial Pumpkin Ale

Year after year, I’ve revisited Flying Dog Brewery’s The Fear Imperial Pumpkin Ale, always leaving it unreviewed due to my previous disinterest. However, something changed with this year’s batch. Whether it’s a tweak in the brewing process or a shift in my

October 13, 2024

The product is a 16-ounce can of Gourdgeous Pumpkin Ale by Mighty Squirrel Brewing Co., which features orange packaging with white pumpkin illustrations against a white background.

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Review of Gourdgeous Pumpkin Ale by Mighty Squirrel Brewing Co.

Gourdgeous Pumpkin Ale by Mighty Squirrel Brewing Co. is a solid choice for pumpkin beer lovers, though it doesn’t quite reach the top tier. This ale offers a mild sweetness balanced with a pleasant spice kick, featuring notes of nutmeg, cinnamon, and

September 15, 2024