Boulder Beer Mojo Risin

Brewed by Boulder Beer Company
Style: Imperial/Double IPA
Boulder, Colorado USA

Orange gold with excellent, foamy beige head / Nose of bread, caramel, and citrus / Medium, soft & creamy body, alcohol well-masked, with good balance and decent finish / Flavors of pine, orange, grapefruit, bread, and caramel / The alcohol is well-masked, and with the soft flavor profile, this beers seems like more of an ipa and lacks the aggressive punch of most doubles. Very good, though.

Yellow orange in color... Fairly aromatic of floral and citrus hops... Flavor is bitter throughout, rather delicious beer.

Pine forest citrusy nose with proper malt nuances punching through. Color and clarity is just slim of spot on for a beer of this makeup. Intro is grape nutty for a split second and then the fruitiness of the hops and nutty grain follow with sweet grain resines very present throughout. Finish is high in alphas (as expected) with appropriate grain flavors still shining through. Overall, a delicious beer leaving me salivating me for another malty gulp.

Tasting at a beerfest [Disclaimer: This was tasted along with many, many other beers during a tasting at Julios. Some of the details are a little hazy]. Well done. Hard to believe it is a whopping 10% abv.

On tap and double dry hopped at Capital Ale House - Downtown on 06/04/2009. Very clear amber body with a medium craemy off-whitew head. Sweet malty, caramel aroma with a dry earthy hop note. Sweet malty caramel and fruit flavor with a bit of floral, citrus and resiny hop notes. Medium full body with moderate carbonation. 7/3/8/4/16 - 3.8 Bottle on 05/17/2009. Clear golden amber body with a medium rocky off-white head. Big floral and light citrus hop aroma. Floral and citrus hop flavor and some light caramel. Medium body with moderate carbonation and a bit of warming. 7/3/7/3/14 - 3.4

had this on tap. Excellent beer. Nice color, flavor, and finish. HArd to believe it was 10%. Good job.

This is an extremely refreshing Double IPA that isn’t heavy on the tongue but unique on the taste. Aroma: Popped the cap off and from within 1 1/2 feet I could smell the hops. Appearance: Poured a bright orange color that ends up being a burnt yellow, either way it is a bit too clear to take a top honor in this category. Flavor: Citrussy hops with exceptional malt dimensions that give this beer an almost heavily hopped wheat ale taste. Palate: The palate could be a bit richer in depth but with an exceptional carbonation level it keeps the beer light in the mouth. Overall: The bigger brother of Hazed and Infused within the series, Mojo Risin’ would be approved by Jim Morrison if he were to try this ctirus hop heavy IPA.

Tap. Moured gold red with medium white head. Very hoppy aroma, floral citrusy wit a bit of grass. Full hoppy flavour, very chewy body. Lasting hop finish This is a hop bomb and doesn’t taste like 10 percentum alcohol