Irish Ale
Boulevard Brewing Co.

Look: It pours deep Cooper with red hues. It has an off white head with good head retention.

Smell: It has caramel aromas up front with some light herbal notes and light spicing.

Taste: It has caramel flavors with light toast. It has light spicing in the background. There are some light fruits, but not enough to distinguish what they are.

Feel: It has a medium body with a dryish finish that is no the neutral side.

Overall, a nice easy drinking beer with moderate caramel flavors and background support flavors.

Good Irish Red Ale!! poured from a 12 oz bottle into a pint glass, this beer featured a clear reddish color and an off-white frothy head with good retention and frothy partial bands of lacing on the glass. Aroma and taste featured slightly sweet bready and caramel malt, some toffee and a little more bitterness than usual in this style. Mourthfeel was crisp, light and slightly bitter. I had it with some left-over corned beef dinner and it hit the spot!!!

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Poured into a Boulevard U.S.S. Missouri pint glass, it formed a frothy head like the top of an ice cream float. I had a beer mustache. The color has a clear, reddish hue.
The taste is a balance between pale malts and barley malts, sweet and lightly malt-forward.
Creamy mouthfeel and clean finish.

Poured into a pint glass. 2 finger creamy tan head. Beautiful mahogany red color, smell reminds me of Oktoberfest. Wonderful malt flavor at the front of the palate reminiscent of classic Munich malts. Smooth finish. Overall a decent entry for this brewer.

Poured from a bottle into a pint glass. Pours deep red with a nice off white head. Smells of caramelized grain and fresh fruit. Tastes of sweet fruit and caramelized grain. Beer is light bodied and easy drinking, good carbonation. Overall, a very good beer.

 

 

 

Amber hued with an inch of densely packed, creamy brown on top. It quickly dissipated into a quarter inch. Light, soapy lacing. The aroma is faint, but I get a touch of caramel and lightly toasted malt. I’m tasting caramel and a lightly bready malt. The mouth is light and unobtrusive.

 

 

L: dark red amber
S: roasted malt and earthy hop
T: sweet roasted malt followed by sharp earthy hop bite that slowly fades.
F:med to full mouth feel
Overall: I love this style but most I have tried seem flavorless after one beer. Blvd Irish ale is the exception more hop bite and stronger roast than most makes it a tastier beer for 2-3 sweet spot drinking.

12 oz bottle poured into a tulip pint glass. Pours a light amber/copper color with a moderate head. Aroma features caramel malt, light grassy/citrus hops, and a slight metallic whiff. Flavor is similar and a bit more bitter than I expected. Mouthfeel is crisp and nicely carbonated. Overall it's a nice beer for a sunny spring afternoon.

Dark copper amber body with a finger of tan head, lacing abounds. Caramel malt, dark grains, and dried berries in the nose. Taste again gives me dried berries, like elderberry or mulberry, plenty of malt flavor, a hint of anise and whisper of vanilla cream. A sweet irish red for sure. Feel is malty all the way, with decent creaminess without losing the light crushability of the style.