Boulder Beer Singletrack Copper Ale

Brewed by Boulder Beer Company
Style: Amber Ale
Boulder, Colorado USA

Well, there’s really not a whole lot going no here, but what is happening, seems to happen effortlessly. Pours a copper colored body and a small off white head. The flavors are lightly peppery, sweet notes of grains and a dripping of honey. There is a nice light citrus note there in the finish, which is what I feel rounds this beer out, overall. I could make this an effortless session beer; just enough flavor too never overwhelm the palate. Finish is crisp with the hint of hop. This was much better once it warmed up a bit.

Well, whatever name this goes by, it isn’t that good. Is that why they keep changing? Clear pale amber body with a small but creamy white head. Caramel nose, hoppiness, malt. Medium bodied. Flavor wasn’t all bad. Some notes of sweetness and citrus. Still, a mediocre beer.

(bottle, as Rockies Brewing Co) Clear amber body with creamy, small beige head. Aroma is medium sweet, caramel, some earthy, toffee, light sourness. Taste is medium sweet, caramel, earthy, some grapefruit. Medium body, light acidity.

Bottle - Pours a dark amber in color with very little head; carbonation is quite low. Aroma is sweet and caramelly. Flavor is light and clean with minimal hops and a mild amount malt boldness. Slightly sweet. Finish is clean and surprisingly dry. Not too distinctive, but OK.

Bottle. Lite amber color small head, Nice fresh amber ale aroma, light hops, light nutty malts. Thin Body. Not Bad

Copper coloured, small head. Sweet aroma of toffee and nuts. sweet caramelly flavour with hints of toffee. medium body. Dry finish with hints of caramel. Just plain boring.

Bottled Clear pale amber, Appley nose. Clean and lightly caramelly. Somewhat sharp and fairly hoppy, but most of all tremendously average...

Pours an amber/coppery color, with a fine, frothy white head, that doesn’t stay long. Aroma is subtle, sweet, with fresh clean notes of citrus, lemon, and honey. Floral, herbal, and a bit on the dry side. Slightly toasty, caramel notes come through towards the middle. Light in body, smooth mouthfeel, with a little tang in the texture. Low in hops, smooth, sweet, delicious. A nice light ale with excellent hops. Perfect for it’s target audience, the type who never want to wrestle with hops, and just want to slide something down their throat.