Boulevard Pale Ale

Brewed by Boulevard Brewing Company
Style: American Pale Ale
Kansas City, Missouri USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker

Bottle from Happy Harry’s in Grand Forks ND. Pours clear orange, thin white head, lacing is spotty to poor. Nose is creamy sweet, with some lemongrass hops, dry citrus, tea, some mint and florals. Flavours are a bit metallic, oniony, spicy, some bitterness. An okay pale, I wouldn’t buy it again.

Received this in trade from TexIndy, thanks for the opportunity. Pours a mostly clear golden color with a thin off white head that sticks around a little bit. Smells of crisp citrus hops and some caramel malt. Tastes like it smells, hops up front malt in the middle, and a lingering caramel in the finish. Medium body, crisp carbonation. Great little session brew, wish I could get this locally.

A clear, copper pour with off-white head. It has a clean, pine aroma with some floral notes. The medium body is crisp and lively. It has a hint of sweetness in the beginning but the rest is bitter.

Decent aroma, not over the top hoppy, easy to drink and very good session beer.

Draft. Malty with little hop taste or aroma. A good beer, just not too exciting.

Pours on the lighter side of amber with a medium head. Aroma is caramel malt and mild floral hops. Lots of flavor for such a mild beer, creamy and zesty mouthfeel with some lemony citrus notes on the palate, a hint of sweet and a dash of bitter on the finish. As much as I hate to call a beer drinkable, this stuff is eminently so. Bonus points for being such a refreshing brew. Definitely one of the finer pale ales I’ve had.

Slightly hazy orange-amber with a tiny white head. Aroma of caramel, spice, citrus. Taste is dominated by the malt and fruity flavors. Hop presence is fairly small. Body is somewhat light, but doesn’t feel watery. Decent beer, definitely refreshing.

12 oz bottle. Thanks to Ben and Marti: Pours a hazy copper with a thin white head. Gragual CO2 release and good lacing. Aroma is doughy and malty. Taste is bitter and not very hoppy. Sour and fizzy to the mouth. Eh.