I loved the Dogfish Head ‘Punkin’ Ale; it tasted like a double bock. On the other hand, I don’t recommend Mavericks Pumpkin Harvest Ale from Half Moon Bay Brewing Co; It tasted watered down. (36 replies, last updated by majordanby November 22, 2009)

I think that Jack’s and Harvest Moon’s Pumpkin ale are the miller lites of pumpkin ales. Anheuser Busch and Coors to be exact. Buffalo Bills was my first and I prefer it over Dogfish Head, which I found to be only... (29 replies, last updated by Pylon September 8, 2008)

) Zucca’s Pumpkin Pizza — I had it without the ham, and it was pretty good, but pricey Noah’s Pumpkin Cream Cheese Bagels — too bad there aren’t Noah’s on every corner anymore Buffalo Bill’s... (62 replies, last updated by slimjd99 February 21, 2008)

Below *Dogfish Punkin Sam Adams Octoberfest duds: Jack’s Pumpkin Spice Blue Moon Harvest Moon Southern Tier Pumpking Becks Oktoberfest Saranac Pumpkin Hacker-Pschorr Fest (39 replies, last updated by yankeefan February 19, 2008)

Sure thing, man. #1) DeGlazen Toren Canaster – Winter Scotch ale, produced in Belgium. #2) Jolly Pumpkin Noel De Calabaza – Belgian-style winter beer, barrel-aged, produced in Michigan. #3) 2005 Thomas Hardy’s... (11 replies, last updated by MVNYC January 11, 2008)

that shouldnt be missed and the listings of beer always has something unique going (wheatwine, pumpkin, hefe) and their base goods (pale ale, oatmeal stout or porter, double ipa, red). Old Bay is a diamond in the rough (maybe... (11 replies, last updated by yankeefan September 26, 2008)

Here are my favorites: Harpoon Bluemoon (put a lemon in it!) Ravell Porter from Magic Hat (has a nice vanilla bean note). Longtrail Harvest Ale (way to easy to drink.. a smooth malty taste & it’s a tiny bit sweet –... (167 replies, last updated by Captain October 18, 2007)

i’ve been super impressed w/ allagash' curieux and j.w.lees' harvest ale aged in lagavullin casks. i’ve got abottle of old engine oil that’s back in the cabinet for a later date (and a couple of lee’s... (16 replies, last updated by Josh May 11, 2007)

Yesterday: Victory Sunrise Weissbier Today: Sierra Nevada Harvest Ale - I’ll be enjoying this while it lasts On Deck: Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA I haven’t heard of the Double Bag before, what brewery is that from? Jason... (216 replies, last updated by Pata_Negra October 14, 2009)

According to the Grey Lodge website they are currently offering only four local beers on tap (Local in CAPS): Rogue Hop Heaven DOGFISH HEAD PUNKIN ALE Schneider & Brooklyner Hopfen-Weisse Barley Creek Angler Black Lager VICTORY... (42 replies, last updated by rabidog February 9, 2008)

the back and browse a bunch of beers they don’t even have on display up front. Picked up a De Ranke Pere Noel that really floored me, along with a couple of JW Lees 1998 Harvest Ales, also amazing. (86 replies, last updated by Josh February 25, 2007)

Rimming a beer glass with sugar-cinnamon and enjoying my first pumpkin ale of the Fall while waiting for the chili to come to a final simmer. Coffee encrusted beef filet on the grill with roasted root veggies. Anything with pumpkin... (93 replies, last updated by HillJ October 1, 2009)

snacks, but I wouldn’t pay another $4 for them. The beers are all good too. Seven were on tap, I tried them all and would certainly order pints of each one. My favorites were the cloudy, hoppy Harvest Ale and the smooth Cask... (17 replies, last updated by nja November 18, 2003)

producers are Allagash (Four, Curieux), Jolly Pumpkin (La Roja), Unibroue (Blanche De Chambly, Maudite, Trois Pistoles, their anniversary ales), Avery (White Rascal, Salvation, The Reverend), Lost Abbey (any), and Russian River... (21 replies, last updated by kevin May 21, 2007)

A case of World Wide Stouts....... All I can say is wow. How much did that run if you don’t mind me asking? Also if you like Pumpkins try to get your hands on the Southern Tier Pumking. It is the best of the lot in my opinion (42 replies, last updated by Josh March 14, 2008)