Boulder Beer Singletrack Copper Ale

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

12oz bottle. Filtered orange tan color with a nice foamy head. Sweet, fruity malty aroma. Medium bodied, clean, with not much good stuff going on hop or malt wise. The sweetness of the malt completely cancels out any hop subtleties. The amber malt aroma is hardly a pleasant aromatic experience either. A rather poor example of the style. A cut above macro-swill for sure, but definitely not recommended. In fairness Ive only had this once, maybe an old bottle.

Light gold/amber with a thin white head. Aroma is light caramel, light apricots, faint hops. Taste is off, faded toffee, metal, cheap hops.

Not incredibly exciting. Amber color, medium body, a little sweet a little bitter, goes down smooth but nothing outstanding.

Malt with a slight amount of fruit. Clear orange color with a small white head. Sweet malt beginning with a light amount of bitter finish.

Overall this beer is rather boring. Pours a copper or amber color with a thin off-white head. Malty sweetness with light bitter citrus hops following but not a whole lot to it. Not bad, drinkable, but also an easy one to forget.

Nice little beer with a light copper colour and a minimum head, but lace leaves its sign of freshness, and enormous spider webbing. No aroma, yet the hop is assuredly there without being overwhelming. A bit less than average mouthfeel. Drinkable, and sessionable.

Draught at Boulder Beer. Clear amber - white head. Caramel, straw, sweetness, candy, chewing gum, sharpness - again wierd.

Bottle. Pours a clear, light copper with a thin, quickly dissipating white head. Aroma is mostly malt with a slight hint of hops and citrus. Nothing amazing. Flavor is dry and slightly hoppy. Smooth, good carbonation, very slight bitter taste left on the palate. As a lifelong mountain biker, I had to buy a six pack, but I must admit it was mostly for the bottle. Just an average beer.