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Category: Table Talk
Posted: August 17, 2012 10:49 AM
Tags: IPA, India Pale Ale, Beer Review, beer, Avery Brewing Company
India Pale Ale, Avery Brewing Company, Boulder
Style: India Pale Ale
ABV: 6.5 percent
Serving Type: 12-ounce can
Malty? Hoppy? Hops—piney and bitter—and a faint malt finish.
Reviewed: August 2012
We've already declared our love for Odell's India Pale Ale: The tastiest IPA in the state, as far as we're concerned. But Avery's IPA is a close second. (We like this one so much that a few years ago we started cooking with it.)
Odell's version pops with floral hops. Avery's IPA balances a sharp bitterness with a piney hop character. The Avery brew pours a deep golden color. The bitterness hits first (and strong), but craft beer enthusiasts won't find it overpowering. The pine flavor—an earthy taste—hits next. The beer finishes with a light malt backbone that gives it a medium body and a hint of sweetness. This is a well-rounded, refreshing IPA.



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