Boulder Beer Hazed & Infused

Brewed by Boulder Beer Company
Style: American Pale Ale
Boulder, Colorado USA

Draft at Rock Bottom at MSP International. Pretty decent pale ale with a moderate hop burden which actually is quite well balanced. Standard malt profile which unfortunately has a bit too much sweetness to it. Okay ale (though the price in the airport is rude ($ 8)).

Draught at Murphy’s Law. Floral, citrus hops-really fragrant with lots of citrus and rich caramel. Good, bold malt with chocolate and caramel--malt profile almost like a brown ale, but hopped like a pa. Very interesting hop-malt balance. I like it.

Fabulously well blended aroma of toffee, pine, and cedar, moderately strong. Clear dark golden pour with a thick pale yellow head, fair retention, good lacing. Stinging mouthfeel, very distracting. Metallic and generic bitter flavor. Copper finish. The aromatic hops are wonderful but set the bar too high.

This copper ale poured with a generous beige head and a toffee and pine aroma. There is a substantial caramel malt base with a spruce finish. It’s slightly watery, otherwise a pretty good beer.

Bitter woody and flowery hop aromas. Bitter, roasted malts; very pungent, almost to a harsh degree. Just this side of Imperial. Strong but balanced. Pours a clear pumpkin orange. Lots of bubbles. Thick creamy head. Looks impressive. The flavor is a very bitter, herbal and woody hop. Malts are nicely roasted with a molassess sweetness at the end. Well-balanced but rather intense. Creamy and thick fee; rough around the edges. A bitter beer on a couple different fronts. Hoppy and quite solid.

Everything that I smelled or tasted was good, but pretty bland. As claimed, it is "hazed", and I like "floaties".

pours cloudy amber orange with a teafroth beige head. nose of caramel, brown sugar, and grapefruit. flavor is light and tart, with more citrusy notes, as well as a spicy hop edge that intensifies as it lingers. pretty decent for a lighter pale ale, but i generally like ’em heavier.

On tap at Roxy’s Pub (West Palm, FL) The aroma gives off pure brown sugar. Flavor adds a hint of citrus, malt, and pine. It’s like that of other hoppy ales... it’s great and I recommend it, unfortunately there’s no distinguishable taste that sets it apart. But’s it’s damn good and I’ll still come back to it.