question: I'm looking for a beer recipe that complements Pumpkin pie - any suggestions?
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answer.brewers_tips: Experiment with the spice addition to find the correct balance to suit your taste. FYI star anise is a very strong flavour.
answer.description: We're turning Hallowe’en inside out and upside down. Pumpkin King is not your usual unctuous, cloyingly sweet Hallowe’en pumpkin ale. Sure, there’s a huge heady hit of pungent spice on the nose, but it’s followed with bright and zesty citrus flavours, and a light mouthfeel. Spicy and sweet autumnal favourites like toasted marshmallow and toffee apple are just some of the complex notes you’ll find in our twisted take on a pumpkin ale, which weighs in at 5.4% ABV.
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answer.unit: grams
answer.attribute: bitter
answer.name: Magnum
answer.add: middle
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answer.attribute: flavour
answer.name: Willamette
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answer.attribute: flavour
answer.name: First Gold
answer.unit: kilograms
answer.name: Extra Pale
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answer.name: Munich
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answer.name: Dark Crystal
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answer.name: Amber
answer.yeast: Wyeast 1272 - American Ale II™
answer.unit: celsius
answer.unit: celsius
answer.twist: Pumkin puree: 375g, Grains of Paradise: 2.5g at end, Star Anise: 1.5g at end, Cinnamon: 2.5g at end, Nutmeg: 2.5g at end, Allspice: 2.5g at end, Ginger: 2.5g at end, Clove: 2.5g at end
answer.name: Pumpkin King
answer.unit: litres