![]() ![]() ![]() I will note that the ABV (6%) is a tad low for what I prefer for a Winter Warmer, but that's OK. It drinks far easier than other Winter Warmers/Holiday beers that I have had. This is obviously a beer that has had some spices added instead of the other way 'round. The spices are noticeable, but not overpowering, and they do blend with malts nicely. Overall: Winter warmers and spiced ales/beers aren't really my thing, but this one isn't too bad. Dark copper in color with a medium body, its rich but refreshing and wonderfully warming. Things finish with the spices (primarily nutmeg with cinnamon and cloves added in). When we first introduced this beer, let’s just say that people weren’t exactly sure what to make of it. Spiced Ale brewed with cinnamon and nutmeg, 5.9 ABV Harpoon Brewery, Boston, MA & Windsor, VT My exploration of winter seasonal beers continues. As the cinnamon (and ginger) declines, the nutmeg comes forward. Harpoon Winter Warmer 24/12 oz cans 37.79 Winter Warmer Cinnamon and nutmeg in a beer. The cinnamon is up front along with ginger, but these quickly give way to the malts and candy. Taste: Very similar to how the beer smells. The spices do dominate the aroma, but they don't really get out of hand. A good undercurrent of malt, including darker malts (ie, dark bread) and even some toasted ones. The head lasted for quite some time, leaving excellent lacing on the glass.Īroma: Noticeable but not overwhelming note of spices - cinnamon primarily with some ginger and a touch of cloves. View photos, read reviews, and see ratings for Harpoon Winter Warmer. Look: Deep and dark but clear ruby that drifts towards a shad of mahogany with 2+" creamy beige head. Harpoon Winter Warmer at Sitting Duck Tavern in Stratford, CT. ![]()
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