Cape Ann Fishermans Pumpkin Stout

Brewed by Cape Ann Brewing Company
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Gloucester, Massachusetts USA

Bottle from jjpm74. Thanks! Nice nose of pumpkin spice, roast, a hint of smoke, and a touch of sweetness. Black pour with a thin tan head. Nice initial flavors of pumpkin spice followed by roast, and a hint of smoke/burnt malts. Dry bitter finish, a little lingering spice. Good stuff.

Bottle… Pours pitch black with a small, creamy, khaki head. The aroma is of pumpkin pie, but also offers chocolate and deeply roasted notes. Medium-bodied with dancing carbonation. Leans just a whisker onto the bitter side of balance. Burnt notes intermingle with nutmeg and pumpkin essences. Acrid, tangy finish. <b>Bottle courtesy of beerbill!</b>

12oz. bottle. Dark brown with red highlights and a small beige head. Mild pumpkin spice aroma(nutmeg, cinnamon, brown sugar) along with some roasted notes and a bit of chocolate. Lightly bitter roasted malt flavor works well with the sweet spices. The pumpkin spice flavors start to realy emerge as the beer warms. Pretty tasty.

Bottle. Pours deep brown with a beige head. The aroma has pumpkin, nutmeg, and brown sugar. The flavor starts with pumpkin and spices of a pumpkin ale and finishes with the coffee and roastedness of a stout. Nice, I’d actually like to see more beers like this made.

Bottle. Clear brown coloured with a small beige head. Spicy and roasted aroma of cinnamon and nutmeg. Roasted flavour of cinnamon, nutmeg and coffee with notes of liquorice. Spicy and roasted finish. Too spicy.

I loved this beer The aroma is great on this, giving huge pumpkin, allspice, and chocolate malt. The pour is onyx, very deep black, with a subdued khaki head. The taste is chocolate malty, with a heavy dose of pumpkin, some brown sugar, nutmeg, and pumpkin spice notes. Rich, complex palate that stays pretty tart toward the end. This is one of the more unique styles I’ve ever had, and proves to me that there is a lot more that can be done with pumpkin experimentation, as well as fruity stouts. This one worked very well for me

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Courtesy of jjpm74. Clear dark brown with an orange hue and a rough, beige head. Spicy, cinnamon-like aroma with some hard roasted malts also. Medium body, quite spicy with cardamom and cinnamon showing combined with a roasty malt feel. Dry and lightly burned malt bitterness in the finish. 131108

12 fl oz bottle, courtesy of Papsoe. Pours clear and deep brown to black with a small redish glare and a diminished off-white head. Mild citric spiced aroma with a solid cinnamon note. Solid dry cinnamon and mild ginger spiced flavour. Dry malty and lighter spiced finish.