Boulder Beer Mojo Risin

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

Serve in Snifter, Tulip

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Tap and bottle.My newest "Favorite".Beautiful golden hazy orange color.well-balanced malty smooth with a perfect hopped flavor.i think I will now have another;)

Rockies Brewing Company--Boulder Beer Company--mojo risin’ double ipa--Looking Glass Series--2008 22 oz. Bottle. 10.00% ABV--100 IBU’s? (4.75 / 5.0) IPA--Imperial--Semi-thick pour. Mild lace white head. Clear rich pretty bright thick dark gold color. Rich Cascade floral hop front. Creamy smooth mild sweet butter caramel mild biscuit rich pale malt mild grapefruit pine body. Rich balanced hop spice mild hot citrus end. Sampled 3/31/2008. 15 @ $7.99 Each.

this beer rules. not over lenny’s, or 90 min or some others, but it rules. if you see if, buy it and try it. its f’in good. very citrusy and tangy. its good. sweet, bitter goodness. 10abv helps, too.

Beautiful orange color. Great citrus and pine aroma, and very clean bitter finish. You can’t even taste the alcohol. Excellent DIPA.

UPDATED: JUL 7, 2008 Full and malty with a wicked huge off-white head and more lacing than a wedding dress. Redolent with resiny hops and a long bitter finish. If you could call an imperial IPA balanced, this is it. Huge amount of malt; huge amount of hops. All of it pleasing to the eye, nose and mouth. I could live on this stuff. Aroma is somewhere between pine, grapefruit and bong water (but in a good way). Git cho Mojo on!

Very well done DBL IPA. Hops are there but a lot of sweetness from the malt/residual sugars. Head about 1 finger wide, deep amber color, not hazy. For a 10%er I didnt rely notice the alcohol in the taste or nose. But it was definitely there, Ahhhhhhh.

Pours golden w/ a medium sized, semi creamy froth. Full ring residual lacing. Aroma of bright grapefruit citrus rind. Medium full nectar w/ soft and creamy residual effers. Huge hopsy citrus trees form the general disposition here w/ a moderate malt backbone. Theres a citrus tree in every bottle. A mild sweetness factor is not abused but makes it very tastey indeed. Suculent and addictive. This mild sweetness is like a candy necklace kind of flavor, not thick and cloying. Very interesting. Cramel, leather, vanilla bean, only slight grapefruit (more rind), candy necklace. The finish is well bittered w/ asprin that digs in and lingers. Very rich but not overdone. Well balanced and the alcohol is well hidden. Highly recommended.

Wow. This is amazing. Big huge aroma, sweet but not overly, kind of like a really ripe mango. Gorgeously clear and my favorite color for this kind of beer which is kinda dark orange. Just enough carbonation to raise the flavor and make for a great texture on my tongue. I don’t like really sweet IPA/DIPA, this one has just a tad of sweetness which does not overpower the great full hop bitterness. I picked up this and a few other Colorado beers while in Denver last weekend. This is great stuff, if it had distribution where I live, I’d make it a regular in my go to line up.

A fully-hopped, and surprisingly pale for the strength double IPA. Plenty of hops are added to balance the disinctly sweet malt in this extreme beer. I concur with the brewer that the hops have contributed a citrus flavor most similar to grapefruit. I also concur with Cletus with respect to the touch-of-honey finish. A unique offering in the ever-expanding high-gravity market.

Top notch double IPA from Boulder Beer. 10% alcohol. Pretty much just double what the MoJo is like and you are there. Great hop flavor with that tastes a bit fruity. I recommend this for the people who like double IPAs. Try it if you haven’t and see what you think. Some people like to have their DIPA’s a bit warm for the taste. Not me....but when the beer starts to get a touch warmer it does bring out some additional flavors.