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4867522 No.4867522[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

Is it true that yuropoors don't drink pumpkin ale?

>> No.4867523

I don't know, but I can tell you that it's true that I don't give a fuck what they drink and neither should you.

>> No.4867530

I'm from Michigan and I don't drink it either.

Give me a breakfast stout instead.

>> No.4867534

They're a uniquely American type of beer.
That said, they're one of the reasons Fall is my favorite season.

>> No.4867535

>>4867530
buy some next time you're in your local grocery store dude. Really no reason to skip out on it

>> No.4867537

>drinking alcohol

What's the matter, can't afford actual drugs?

>> No.4867569
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4867569

I roll pumpkins down steep hills into busy intersections, not drink it.

>> No.4867574

>>4867534
Pumpkin ale > Oktoberfest

Suck it Europe.

>> No.4867577

>>4867522
Probably not. There was one Yuropoor last year that was shocked we ate pumpkin pie.

>> No.4867939

Oedipus from Belgium do a beautiful spiced pumpkin ale, although I believe it's American in style.

I've also had a pumpkin and coffee blend one Halloween but I never did get the name, it was lovely but heavy, not something you could have more than one of without feeling bloated.

>> No.4867950

>>4867537

Only the most harmful drugs for me, thanks.

>> No.4869674

What pumpkin ale is best?

The blue moon sucks, I can attest that.

>> No.4869682

>>4869674

My favorite this season has been Southern Tier Pumpking Ale. Delicious.

>> No.4869687

>>4867522
I'd imagine Pumpkin Ale to be the drink of the lower echelons of society. Prove me wrong, OP.

>> No.4869705

>>4869687

>pumpkin is delicious
>beer is delicious
>you're a homosexual bottom bitch

>> No.4869724

>>4867522
We don't have pumpkin ale where I come from. I've never even seen anyone growing pumpkins in our climate.

Not a huge fan of pumpkins, but I'd give it a try.

P.s. I'm a Finn

>> No.4869727

>>4869724
I'm sure pumpkins would grow in Finland.

I could be wrong though, but I grew various squash/melons when I was in a boreal climate.

>> No.4869728

>>4869705

>homophobia
>lack of cogency

yeah, confirmed for plebe juice
I bet you like Root Beer too.

>> No.4869735

>>4869727
I'm sure it would. It's simply not a popular cultivar, so there's no tradition of making pumpkin ale. I live up in northern Ostrobothnia and the growing season is ridiculously short.

>> No.4869741

>>4869739
Never had that one, but I have only been disappointed by all the pumpkin ales I've tried.

>> No.4869739
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4869739

As a yuropoor getting a hold of pic related, what am I in for? Never had any real pumpkin ale before.

>> No.4869748

Most pumpkin ales are terrible because they dump in cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, etc. I hate how anything "pumpkin" has this flavour profile.

The worst are the ones with pumpkin flavouring.

>> No.4869754

>>4869741
>>4869748

Huh, I mainly enjoy belgian style abbey ale's and trappists. What would one compare a pumpkin ale to in terms of other brews?

>> No.4869869

>>4869739
I feel bad knowing where that drinking glass came from.

>> No.4869878

>>4867535
except none of them taste good...? california here and I've never had one I liked

>> No.4869897

>>4867574
wtf
apples and orange juice boy

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4869933

>>4867522
why the fuck would you make beer with pumpkin?

it fucks up your mash-tun.

why the fuck would you add cinnamon to beer... it sounds flagrantly homosexual to me

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4869966

Pumpkin ale's alright, but I prefer a pumpkin porter myself.

>> No.4870059

>>4869728
go away SRS

>> No.4870075

>>4870059

Yeah, good comeback. I'm burning up inside over here.

>> No.4870083

>>4869739
No clue. The best pumpkin ale I've ever had was Pumking. That's not saying much though. I don't drink too many of them when they come out.

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4870101

>>4869674
Saint Arnold Pumpkinator.

>> No.4870106

We don't do pumpkin anything. It's just not a thing.

>> No.4870137

>>4867522
>go to the stroe
>pumpkin beer
>read ingredients
>doesn't actually have pumpkin or any pumpkin related flavor in it
>buy pumpkin pie instead
>happy

>> No.4870138

>>4870106
Why not? Pumpkin seeds, pumpkin pie, jack o' lanterns, pumpkin ale, pumpkin chunkin, pumpkin throwing, pumpkin smashing, the smashing pumpkins?

>> No.4870212

>thinking a real pumpkin has flavor
it's just spice you idiots. Anyone using real pumpkins in a brews is just wasting time

>> No.4870218

>>4870138
Pumpkins are from the New World, that's why, they just aren't exposed to them

>> No.4870231

>>4869687
not op, but the lower echelons don't drink craft beer, they drink Pissweiser

>> No.4870248

>>4870212
Pumpkins have a subtle flavor you can taste in the beer. But yes, most pumpkin beers are flavored with the same spices you'll find in pumpkin pie along with some brown sugar.

If you want to taste a pumpkin beer that isn't too spiced and you can taste the actual pumpking, get Punkin ale from Dogfish Head.

>> No.4870611

>>4870212

>pumpkins
>no flavor

Confirmed never eaten a pumpkin. Not a goddamned pie, just a plain baked pumpkin. It is godly, and I pity you for your deprivation of such a divine taste.