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Episode 190 – The Other Golden City, CO Brewery
Posted By John on July 11th, 2010
Sometimes you can’t compete on size or price. Sometimes you have to compete on quality. Golden City Brewery shares its home town with a little brewer know as Coors. They can’t take them on capacity or price and probably don’t want to, but in quality they have found their battlefield.
We tried their Mad Molly Brown Ale and Lookout Stout. The Lookout Stout was good and in general what you would expect. The Mad Molly Brown was an amazing brew. Far more complex than we generally expected from a brown. Sweet caramel and coffee flavors mingled with roasted almost nutty flavors. One of the best brown ales that we’ve ever had.
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Episode 181 – Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout
Posted By John on April 12th, 2010
A friend of the show was kind enough to bring back a growler of Oatmeal Stout from Breckenridge’s Brew Pub.
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Episode 179 – Lagunitas Cappuccino Stout
Posted By John on April 6th, 2010
An interesting proposition, not a coffee stout, a Cappuccino Stout. Just as the name implies something different than a straight coffee stout.
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Episode 150 – End of The Hops Challenge
Posted By John on July 24th, 2009
To reward our diligent test subjects we brought in Boulevard Brewing Co.’s Imperial Stout. Seemed appropriate to have a malty beer to finish the hops challenge.
The six week hops challenge came to an end. Our results were split. Marissa went from disliking hops to finding good flavors in hoppy beers. Brian M remained the same throughout the test. He understands why people use hops, but it is not a flavor he enjoys.
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Beer of the Week:
Beer: Imperial Stout
Brewery: Boulevard Brewing Co. in Kansas City, MO
Grade: B+
Full Review
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Boulevard Brewing Co. – Imperial Stout
Posted By John on July 24th, 2009
Beer: Smokestack Imperial Stout
Brewery: Boulevard Brewing Co. in Kansas City, MO
ABV%: 11%
Reviewed: 8-Jul-09 on Episode 150
Appearance: Black with a dark tan head
Aroma: It has a sweet roasted malt and coffee aroma.
Taste: The roasted coffee becomes dominant. There is also a sweet malt flavor under the coffee. The hop character comes out stronger than expected in the finish.
Mouthfeel: The medium heavy body is complimented by medium carbonation and a dry finish.
Aftertaste: The lingering flavors of coffee stay with you.
Overall: Nice imperial stout with a unique hop profile.
Best enjoyed: around a table with friends.
| John: B+ | Brian: B+- | Ryan: A- | Overall Grade: |
B+ Very Good |
| Marissa: B+ | Anne: B+ | Brian M: B+ |
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Schell’s Brewing – Schell’s Stout
Posted By John on June 5th, 2009
Beer: Schell’s Stout
Brewery: August Schell’s Brewing Co. in New Ulm, Minnesota
Reviewed: 4-Jun-09 on Episode 143
Appearance: Deep brown with a tan head.
Aroma: Coffee and bitter sweet chocolate.
Taste: The bitter sweet chocolate comes through with the coffee playing in the undertones.
Mouthfeel: Medium light body.
Aftertaste: Roasted sweet finish.
Overall: The coffee and bitter sweet chocolate flavors define this beer.
Notes: A good stout, nothing great and nothing bad. We thought it would make a nice desert beer with chocolate cake.
| John: B | Brian: B- | Ryan: B+ | Overall Grade: |
B Good |
| Marissa: B | Anne: B | Kelvin: B |
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