Odell Bobby

Brewed by Odell Brewing Company
Style: Kölsch
Fort Collins, Colorado USA

Serve in Kölsch/Altbier

Another good Odell brew. If I lived in Ft. Collins I’dd get a job there, even if I had to sweep floors 8 hours a day. Easy drinking, just the thing when you’re not in the mood for a dark, chewey beer. Great in the summer. Highly reccomended.

I found some old notes from back in the day. When I was first getting into the craft beer scene, I used to absolutely love this beer. This is crisp and light with some citrus and fruity esters mixed with the malts. Slight hops. I’ll miss you...

Poured a pale yellow color, nice rocky white head. Aromas of hay, straw and light hops. Crisp and light bodied on the palate, with hay, straw and light hops.

Golden yellow and reflectively opaque and shiny with a sudsy white head. This smells like Corn Chex, but the flavor is creamy and tangy with a sweet essence as it slides down the gullet. It’s a bit thicker and creamier than a true Koelsch, but it’s still pretty good.

First let me say that Bobby is much better on-tap than in the bottle. Sampled at the brewery. A light golden color with a wispy white head. Lacing was magnificent with this ale. Aromas of light malts, fruits, wheat and pears. Pretty tasty for the style. Pears, Peaches and yeast dominate the mouth. Nice dry finish with this beer as well but no mid-palate. Very drinkable but a poor mouthfeel. Overall, good for the style but not my cup of tea.

Nice sweetness with some nutty character going on. Strange for a kolsch but not bad for this brewery.

Sampled at brewery. Clear light gold, foamy white head. Aroma of cereal grains, apple. Taste is light with sweet grain, some grassy notes, light citrus. Light body, crisp carbonation.

Pale yellow body. Aroma is fruity - some green apple. This is crisp and light with some citrus and fruit in with the malt; very little hop.