Heavy Seas Great Pumpkin & Great’ER Pumpkin Coming Soon

imageSome new pumpkin beer news coming from Heavy Seas today:

The Great Pumpkin
Spiced Pumpkin Ale - 8.5%
Our fall seasonal,
The Great Pumpkin is the pumpkin beer you spend the summer looking forward to: a robust amber ale to which we add a blend of pumpkin spices (nutmeg, cinnamon, clove, and allspice) while it's in the kettle. Dark brown sugar adds color and a little bit of dryness to the spicy ale. Look for it in bottles and on draft.

The Great'ER Pumpkin, the bourbon barrel-aged version of The Great Pumpkin. Our brewers wrangled fresh, just-emptied bourbon barrels from A. Smith Bowman Distillery in Virginia, then fill them with The Great Pumpkin, and let the beer age inside the barrel for three weeks--bringing out vanilla and oak notes. The Great'ER Pumpkin will come out in very limited supply, in bottles and on draft.

Steve Marsh, or Capt. Firkin, as he's known around the brewery, amassed a store of local hops during early August's harvest. For the next couple months, casks of Loose Cannon and Heavy Seas Pale Ale will contain those local hops--from Blazes' Folly farm in Thurmont, Stillpoint Farm in Mount Airy, Black Locust farm in northern MD, Hidden Oaks farm on the Eastern Shore, and from Steve's own garden in Pasedena! Look out for these firkins at Pyrates, Pigs, & Pints, and at Baltimore Beer Week in October!

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