I freely admit this to you here and now: I love pumpkin spice. I love pumpkin spice lattes. Yes, I know that there are those who may poke fun of me for that fact (although, to my knowledge, no one has before). But I don't care. I love pumpkin spice. Not because I'm a huge fan of pumpkins, though. Historically, I was never a pumpkin pie guy (that's changed in recent years--now I am decidedly, most certainly a pumpkin pie guy). No, I love pumpkin spice for what it means: cool air, sweaters, crisp orange and red leaves, longer nights to spend inside with family and friends, bonfires--in short, autumn.
And, golly, what do you know? Today's the first day of autumn 2016. The autumnal equinox. In light of this fact a post about a pumpkin beer is pretty damn timely, as long as you, you know, ignore the fact that the immediate previous post was about a pumpkin beer. But, should you choose not to ignore that fact, be assured that this is different. This isn't just a regular pumpkin beer. No, no. This is a Nitro Pumpkin Spice Latte from Breckenridge.
And, golly, what do you know? Today's the first day of autumn 2016. The autumnal equinox. In light of this fact a post about a pumpkin beer is pretty damn timely, as long as you, you know, ignore the fact that the immediate previous post was about a pumpkin beer. But, should you choose not to ignore that fact, be assured that this is different. This isn't just a regular pumpkin beer. No, no. This is a Nitro Pumpkin Spice Latte from Breckenridge.
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