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I do not recommend Jack-O. I hoped for a pumpkin vibe. It's way too sweet for my liking.

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[–] FloridaBoi@hexbear.net 3 points 2 days ago

Whole Hog pumpkin ale is my favorite pumpkin ale of all time and they have it at HHN. It’s not overly spiced or overly sweet which is imo the downfall of most pumpkin ales.

Oktoberfest styles are really enjoyable

Sam Adams used to have a variety called Alpine Spring which is/was a zwickelbier/kellerbier i.e. an unfiltered lager. It was so crisp and refreshing but they stopped selling it. I was in Austria last year and they have that variety almost everywhere