Brewery: Elysian Brewing
Rating: Case
ABV: 6.0%–8.4%
IBUs: Varies (low to moderate)
Style: Seasonal Pumpkin Mixed Pack
Calories: Approximately 190–250
Hops: Varies by beer
Review:
This regional 12‑pack includes four bottles each of Night Owl, Punkuccino, and The Great Pumpkin. As a set, it delivers a cohesive pumpkin theme with distinct personalities—two smooth, highly drinkable options and one bigger, warming sipper—earning a solid Case on our scale (great for a party or extended enjoyment).
Night Owl opens the lineup with balance and ease: real pumpkin character over a caramel‑biscuit malt base, with cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove at just‑right levels. The body is medium, bitterness stays low, and the finish is clean. It’s the most repeatable pour of the pack, an easy Six‑Pack.
Punkuccino pivots toward coffee without losing harmony. The aroma hits with fresh roast immediately, then settles into pumpkin and baking spice. Lactose adds a gentle creaminess, keeping sweetness in check. It’s a crowd‑friendly coffee pumpkin ale that even mild coffee drinkers can enjoy.
The Great Pumpkin steps up the richness and ABV. Expect pumpkin purée, caramel/toffee malt, and spice, plus a touch of alcohol heat at first sip. Give it a few minutes to warm, and it rounds out nicely, especially with hearty food. As a share‑with‑friends bottle, it lands at Pitcher.
Suggested tasting order: Night Owl → Punkuccino → The Great Pumpkin. For how our ratings map to occasions, see the Brew Info guide: https://www.brew.info/the-brew-info-beer-rating-system/
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