Colorado Beer Reviews
This rocky state has more than mountains: it’s got tons of great craft brews.
Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro
Note: let this beer warm up a little before you pour. I was impatient and poured it right out of the fridge which did not account for much. Now, I’m not sure how they force carbonated the beer (probably the same as CO2), but the head on my beer was...
New Belgium Fresh Hop IPA
A truly wet hopped beer, NBB incorporates freshly picked flowers that endure a quick road trip from Washington state to the brewery where they are then added to the boil. After reading the following article on Billy’s blog (a great blog to check out), I changed...
Fort Collins Double Chocolate Stout
The enjoyment of beer should always start in the drinking of beer. Is that too much of a no brainer? Secondly, one should never form an opinion (or worse, express that opinion) if one has not actually drunk said beer. I’ll confess that every now and again I get...
Great Divide 17th Anniversary Wood Aged Double IPA
Based off their DPA, year seventeen tasted very close to that of its predecessor. It too was aged on American and French oak chips, brandished the same abv, and seemed to embody a similar malt and hop profile. The only thing that was noticeable different was the...