Dead Soldier
Where to Dig Up More About This Beer
Hazed and Infused
Boulder Beer Company
2880 Wilderness Place
Boulder, CO USA
Est. 1979
www.boulderbeer.com
Brain Damage Quotient = 4.85 % ABV
Boulder, CO USA
Est. 1979
www.boulderbeer.com
Brain Damage Quotient = 4.85 % ABV
Fluid Oz. = 22.0
Postmortem Brew Review
Hazy amber color.
Malty grain sweet smell with pine hops scent.
Tall, off-white head that dissipates slowly.
Postmortem Brew Review
Hazy amber color.
Malty grain sweet smell with pine hops scent.
Tall, off-white head that dissipates slowly.
Good lacing on left on side of glass.
Medium carbonation with hops finish.
Full bodied, big flavor.
Grim Reaper's Eulogy
This beer was sampled at the GABF (Great American Beer Festival) in September. It had me hooked and so upon return to home base, a purchase of their 22 oz. bomber bottle was procured. The taste was memorable and held up to the 1 oz. samples proffered up at GABF. While it has a great smell of hops from the dry infused process, it just slightly showed up in the taste. All in all, it is still a great craft beverage and one not to be missed.
"Colorado's first microbrewery", is how they refer to themselves, while the bottle cap proclaims the commemoration of their 30th anniversary. Boulder Beer's website explains how they grew out of a small farm house to where they are today. At GABF, I reaped samples of their other craft brews; many of which were found to be delightful. I will do my best to locate them and bring their reviews here in the future.
Medium carbonation with hops finish.
Full bodied, big flavor.
Grim Reaper's Eulogy
This beer was sampled at the GABF (Great American Beer Festival) in September. It had me hooked and so upon return to home base, a purchase of their 22 oz. bomber bottle was procured. The taste was memorable and held up to the 1 oz. samples proffered up at GABF. While it has a great smell of hops from the dry infused process, it just slightly showed up in the taste. All in all, it is still a great craft beverage and one not to be missed.
"Colorado's first microbrewery", is how they refer to themselves, while the bottle cap proclaims the commemoration of their 30th anniversary. Boulder Beer's website explains how they grew out of a small farm house to where they are today. At GABF, I reaped samples of their other craft brews; many of which were found to be delightful. I will do my best to locate them and bring their reviews here in the future.
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