Easy Fall Pumpkin Ale Cocktail
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This easy fall cocktail made with pumpkin ale and Goldschlager captures the essence of autumn with the flavors of pumpkin and cinnamon.
Is it even possible to think about fall without immediately thinking of pumpkins?
By the time November rolls around, we might all be totally pumpkined out, but while fall flavors are still fresh and exciting, I have a fantastic, simple cocktail recipe to share: The Pumpkin Ale Fall Cocktail. Doesn’t that have a nice ring to it?
There are only two ingredients required: Pumpkin ale and Goldschlager.
However, there’s one caveat. In order for this drink to reach its full peak of awesomeness, you must do the cinnamon-sugar rim. I mean, I guess it’s OK if you don’t want to take the time, but I promise you will thank yourself if you do.
Here are just a few scenarios where the Pumpkin-Ale Cocktail would be the perfect beverage:
- A tailgate
- Watching football at home
- Eating a hot bowl of chili
- Sitting in front of a fire
- Carving pumpkins
- On the deck of a cabin in the woods
- At a Halloween party
- Trick or treat night
- Gazing out the window watching colored leaves cascade from the trees.
- Sitting on your living room couch, watching your 500th episode of House Hunters.
(That last one would be my most likely scenario.)
Just like my iced tea cocktail, this fall cocktail could not be any easier to make. Again, the cinnamon-sugar rim is totally optional, but I highly recommend it. It accentuates the sweet cinnamon-y ness of the Goldschlager and adds that little something special.
How to Make a Cinnamon Sugar Rim
To make the rim, you just put a ring of honey onto a plate, and fill a shallow bowl with a mixture of cinnamon and sugar. Dip the rim of a pint glass into the honey, and then into the cinnamon sugar.
After your glass is ready, pour in a shot of Goldschlager and top with some ice cold pumpkin ale.
Happy fall, y’all!
Easy Fall Pumpkin Cocktail
Ingredients
- 1.5 oz Goldschlager
- 8 oz Pumpkin ale
- cinnamon, optional
- sugar, optional
- honey, optional
Instructions
- To rim the glass, put a small layer of honey on a small plate, and place a mixture of cinnamon & sugar in a shallow bowl. Dip the rim of a pint glass in the honey, and then into the cinnamon sugar mix.
- Pour 1 oz of Goldschlager into your glass and then top with cold pumpkin ale.
- Cheers!
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18 Comments on “Easy Fall Pumpkin Ale Cocktail”
A perfect recipe to try this fall. Thanks for sharing.
This is so perfect for the fall.
Also, I am so busy lately, that I am only making recipes with 10 ingredients or less to reduce my shopping list length. So this recipe is perfect for me ;)
Yum, this sounds absolutely delicious, thanks for the fun fall cocktail inspiration! :) And “Sitting on your living room couch, watching your 500th episode of House Hunters. “<–that will be me, hah!
Wow – so fun and seasonal! I loooove the way you’ve sugared the rim! Perfect for the season, and looks like you have all the scenarios covered ;)
This sounds like absolute heaven! I’m not allowed to have booze for another month or two for medical reasons, but I’ll have to stock up on pumpkin ale in the meantime so that I can try this when it’s safe again! Thank you for sharing.
So festive! My husband will LOVE this!
I might need this in my life … after 5 o’ clock though. :)
Oh this sounds so good. Will def be trying it soon!
Um, yum! That looks delicious and now I really feel like I need to try it! It looks pretty simple too!
Now I am not a big pumpkin fan but this is something I could probably drink!!
I love pumpkin too!!! What an amazing idea and super easy to make it.
SO easy…my favorite kind of cocktail. :)
This sounds so delicious! I can’t wait to try it at home – I’m secretly in love with Goldschlager so this works well for me!
Lottie xx
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I love how pretty it is with the little gold flecks. It just seems so festive!
This sounds incredible – I love combining fall/pumpkin with a little bit of fun ;)
Me too! I think you’ll love this.
Happy Halloween, here we come!
:)