What a week.

So i have been drinking various delicious brews and forgetting to write about them. Needless to say I have rather strong opinions about beer and what it should taste like. For starters, and this is my biggest quibble, beer should not taste like corn flakes! Its that simple. For that reason I prefer the pricier brews, but at least they treat me better. On the plus side I believe that others don't taste beer the same way as I do. Ergo this blog. This is where I get to share my taste, opinion and be told weather i am wrong, misguided or on to something. I would like this to be a good place to talk about this one malted bevarage that we all enjoy. Provided the the aforementioned "we" are of legal drinking age in "our" respective countries. As I am located in Washington state, the Seattle area in particular, I have access to American beers, specifically west coast microbrews. Well the big boys can sell their stuff the world over and thus they don't need to be mentioned. i am very sure that we have all had a Bud.

Pumpkin Ale

As the title suggests this post is about pumpkin ale.
This specific offering was brewed by Seattle's own Pyramid Brewery for Buffalo Bill's Brewery in Hayward, CA.
It is a light amber ale with a tangible flavor of Pumpkin and spice. The end effect being a delightful pumpkin pie like aftertaste to finish a mild light amber ale. This is one of my favorite seasonal offerings for October and i personally look forward to it. Then again I also love the taste of pumpkin as well. All the same if you can get a hold of it, you will not be disappointed.

- Beer Drinker Pursuant

Welcome to the Beer blog.

Welcome, welcome, welcome. To the first of many posts on this delicious and malted blog. A blog about things malted and delicious. In other words Beer, but, before i get too carried away allow me to give you a brief mission statement and synopsis of what this blog is about.

This blog is intended to help people make an educated choice about the beers they consume. It will contain a series of reviews of various beers tasted by our team.


Oh. And have a happy and safe Oktoberfest!