Favorite Colorado IPAs?

And howlers

 

Station 26 cans will be around in 2 weeks or so (Cream ale and Citra IPA--which will rotate hops)

 

I can't wait to try that Citra! They do their IPAs very well IMO

 

I loved their Equinox IPA. So tasty

 

Still can't decide if I want to go by comrade today and grab a growler of honeyman and super power for the weekend. 50 minute drive from work: They fill other breweries growlers right? Saw some thread there was a denver brewery that inky filled there own.

 

They fill any growler. Trve was going to fill just their own growlers but has since switched and will fill any growler

 

I recommend you give Yellow Fever a try if you like spicy beer and they have it on tap. One of the best chili beers I have ever had.

 

I recommend pulling the trigger, 50 minutes is well worth the drive for that place!

 

make sure the growler is washed; they won't wash it for ya (rinse, yes...wash, no)

 

I am an absolute ***** for Citra lately, so I am eagerly anticipating this Station 26 release.

 

Is this always on? Like another that mentioned it in the thread I'll visiting (next week in fact) and hoping to try many of these IPAs you guys have mentioned. Thanks!

 

Same. Too many beers out there claiming Citra but are not Citra-forward enough, and it has only intensified my search

 

Not always on, I haven't seen it on since I started going there two months ago. It's being released in cans later this month at the brewery/tap house and select liquor stores in the Denver Metro area

 

It's "only" a session IPA, and not Colorado, but I've been crushing the hell outta those Evil Twin Citra Sunshine Slacker cans all summer.
And, dammit, now I'm salivating.

 

While it's a pale ale (or session IPA...or whatever), the Call to Arms "Clintonian" Pale Ale will scratch a similar itch for the Superpower fiends.

 

I like that one too, but I hate that they put it in boxes now so you can't see the date on the cans

 

2 newer ones:

Comrade Brewing - Superpower IPA
Comrade Brewing - Hop Chops DIPA

 

I was wondering about that place, thanks for the tip!

 

That Pale Ale from CtA is pretty tasty. Because mosaic hops.

 

Speaking of Mosaic hops, it's not from Colorado, but all of my fellow hopheads should try the Crux Half Hitch that's in town while it's still fresh (bottled 6/15). A little pricey at $7, but worth trying once. Really solid DIPA that hides the high ABV really well and isn't sweet