Boulder Beer Mojo IPA

Brewed by Boulder Beer Company
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Boulder, Colorado USA

Serve in Shaker, Tulip

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22 oz. bomber-pours a light orange color-nice and clear. Nice bumpy head with different bubble sizes. light carbonation, but still big bubbles. awesome citrus aroma! The Amarillo hops have a very strong and unique character. very nice palate-surupy, hoppy, piney, citrus, with some malt there too. very ruination esque. Somewhat abrupt finish when cold, but much longer when the beer became warmer. This was definately a great way to celebrate the fact that i got STRAIGHT A's in my first semester as a graduate student! Big thanks to Whaleman for hooking me up with this fine IPA.

Exceptionally bitter, very fresh, very full bodied, piney - very little malty sweetness. I loved it and was utterly surprised. I thought it would pile on some sugaryness like other IPAs - I'm so glad it didn't!

Poured an orange gold color with a large bubbly white head that left nice lacing. Orange, citrus, sweet hop, and perfume aroma. Pine, resin, citrus, hop taste. This was a super hoppy brew, and that was about it. I do enjoy hops, but it left a bittering taste in my mouth.

Clear honey with a fluffy, cotton head. An intense hop aroma sprung forth from the bottle seemingly before the cap was even off. Huge citrus and pine dominate. Great big juicy grapefruits and lemons, fresh dew-drenched pine trees and pronounced bitterness dominate the nose. The flavor profile is really along the same lines. Huge hops through out. The lemon, pine and grapefruit really come alive, mostly because there isn't a whole lot of malt to balance. This is a very effervescent and gaseous brew, causing hop-induced hiccuping well before halfway through. For some reason I was in the mood for hops, and this really fit the bill. In all honesty, this could definitely use more malt to balance the hops and provide a fuller body. Tasty, but it could have been better.

nice butter and apricot yellow, clear, with a big horkin' white head, frothy as an overworked ox. tangy aroma, a bit perfumy, but pleasant with orange tea, honey and oozing pine bark. sweet peaches and cream flavor, or orange zested ice cream, creamy carb and lightly sweet vanilla wafer golden malts. a good fruity bite of plump hops-- not explosively hoppy, but entertainly so. great with a meal or a cigar. at three bucks for a bomber, this is an 'everyday' beer and well worth stocking.

UPDATED: MAR 28, 2005 Crystal clear golden with a hint of red. An eighth inch of creamy white head that leaves great lacing. Smells strongly of pine with a bit of an earthy hint. A quick bite up front. Soft carbonation. Slightly watery. Intensely bitter finish and not much else. A one-dimensional hop-centric brew.

Golden/copper color with a big lasting white head. Citrus and piney hop aroma. Flavor of citrus, grapefruit and hops. Finish of grapefruit bitterness.

slight malt and decen hop aroma. Nice big hop bite throughout. Not my favorite, but a good brew nonetheless.

Whoa, huge bottle. No ABV listed but I'd guess around 7%. All hops, very little other flavor. Bah.

The aroma of pine and slight citrus. Nice slightl smokey malty flavor and rounded out with a hop kiss. A really nice beer.