Grand Canyon Brewing Launches Pumpkin Springs Porter 8/16

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From Grand Canyon Brewing :

Phoenix, AZ (August 16, 2013/mbb/)—Fall just can’t get here fast enough for the Grand Canyon Brewing Company where head brewer, Drew Carricato has been working hard to perfect his fall seasonal.  Brewing with pumpkin pie in one hand and a can of whipped cream in the other, Carricato has captured all of the delicious and spicy flavors of fall in this year’s Pumpkin Springs Porter, available August 16th across the state.

Named after the Grand Canyon phenomena, Pumpkin Springs Porter is an ale brewed with pumpkin, squash, sweet potatoes and spices. This porter is dark and smooth with a warm finish and pairs perfectly with the flavors of fall.

Pumpkin Springs is a huge pumpkin shaped pond along the Colorado River, overflowing with merky hot springs water stained orange from trace minerals and arsenic. The Grand Canyon Brewing Company recommends getting your pumpkin fix in a bottle of Pumpkin Springs Porter, the hot springs are for viewing only.

Pumpkin Springs Porter Quick Facts

Style:   Porter

Yeast:             1318

Malt:   SRM39

Hops: Fuggle

OG:     16

ABV:   5.8%

IBU:      32

Availability: Kegs and 22 oz bomber bottles, August 16

Join the Grand Canyon Brewing Company staff at World of Beer Tempe on Saturday, August 17th at 2 p.m. for the official tapping party. World of Beer Tempe is located at 526 S Mill Ave at the corner of 6th Street and Mill Ave.

The Grand Canyon Brewing Company’s 22 oz Pumpkin Springs Porter bomber bottles will retail for $5.99-$8.99 each depending on location. Be sure to visit your local Whole Foods Market or BevMo today to pick some up. Or, to locate a bottle near you, visit www.grandcanyonbrewery.com. 
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