Jolly Pumpkin E.S. Bam

Brewed by Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales
Style: Bitter
Dexter, Michigan USA

Bottle. Thank God for Daniel’s terrible fucking piece of shit cocksucking cell phone. It could actually get on the internet after 12 minutes and found that I hadn’t had this beer before, so I snatched it up. Pours out a brownish color with a tan colored MASSIVE head. It took about 10 minutes to get this beer poured into two glasses. Smell is tart, yeast, and plenty of hops? Grassy and smells like hay. Good smelling beer. Taste is sweet with no presence of alcohol at all. Tart in the finish yet very refreshing. I liked this one, quite a bit, perhaps the best of the weekend. Good stuf. Better than the regular Bam, at least, in my opinion.

This was a very good beer. Poured out a darker brown color with a huge tan head that wouldnt go away. aroma was typical jolly pumpkin with the tart notes as well as in the flavor. i really enjoyed this brew.

$9.99 750ml bottle. I gave this a shot based upon good experience with bam biere and a disappointing experience with bam noire. This was the best bam in my opinion. Nice vinegar and dill smell. My friend said it smelled like pickle juice, nice! The flavor was grassy, oddly funky but not sour at all. It was very zesty and refreshing without really being spicy. I really couldn’t discern the hop flavors but this was a very good beer. I went back a couple days later and bought another bottle which I promptly drank. This is good beer. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 05-10-2008 05:36:52

Bottle. Pours a darking orange reddish color with a longlasting off-white head. Has a fruity malty caramel aroma with some tart hints. FRuity and slightly tart malty hoppy flavor with some hints of caramel. Has a fruity fresh malty hoppy finish.

Thanks to the anonymous donor on the parking lot!! Marks for appearance as average, tasted under dark conditions. Winey, fruity nose, with quite some exotic fruit. Sour-sweet, bit of hops and lots of fruity esters. Seems a jumble for a while, then all flavours come into balance, with just a touch of bitter at the end. Pretty fizzy, medium bodied. Not the kind of usual fruity beer, but quite OK in a weird way.

Cloudy deep orange/amber pour. Huge, long lasting head. Funky and spicy nose, with a bit of dankness in the background. Flavor is slightly tart and funky with a dry finish. Overall another very nice beer from Jolly Pumpkin.

Bottle. Batch 267/268. Pours brown/red wit hthin, 1/2 finger, foamy egg-shell head, reduces to thin film. Nose is big caramel with cherry and mild citruc funk. Taste is caramel, mild raisin, funky citric dryness and hearthy hop bitter, mild to moderate. Pretty decent.

(Bottle, batch 288/280, on 2009-02-18) Dark brown and hazy. Large tan coloured head that doesn’t last long. Sour and citric aroma with some malty and raisiny notes. Full bodied and dry palate with medium carbonation. Sourness, bitterness, malts, fruitiness, bit of raisin and tiny amount of sweetness in taste. Sour and bitter aftertaste.