New Belgium Releases Voodoo Ranger Atomic Pumpkin

imageFrom New Belgium:

Saigon cinnamon & habanero peppers give VooDoo Ranger Atomic Pumpkin a kick. Find it now through October

Enough with the run-of-the-mill pumpkin beers. I’m not interested in an ale that takes cues from a frozen coffee drink, and neither are you. That’s why I made Atomic Pumpkin. Does it really feature Habanero peppers? Yep! What about Saigon Cinnamon? Ding! I round it all out with a hearty malt bill that makes for a spicy brew that puts the “Fun” back in Pumpkin. (Spelling was never my strength). -- Voodoo Ranger

TASTING NOTES

VISUAL

Bright pale amber color with light particulate and light white lacing.

AROMA

Pumpkin pie with a lot of cinnamon, all spice and nutmeg, spicy red pepper-like aroma (chipotle, ancho and red hot candy) followed by some cherries and bready/cookie malt aroma.

FLAVOR

Starts with low sweetness and moves directly into a low bitterness and finishes with a very low sourness.

MOUTHFEEL

Spicy warming mouthfeel that builds in the back of the throat, lingering astringency with a slightly cloying sweet middle.

BODY

Medium body.

BEER FACTS

ABV

6.4%

IBU

10

YEAST California ale yeast

CALORIES

190

HOPS

Nugget

MALTS

Pale Mena, Pale Rahr, Caramel, Munich

FRUITS/SPICES

Pumpkin, Habanero, Saigon Cinnamon

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1 comments (click to read or post):

  1. Ewwww .Not so sure about the combo of flavors with this one.

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