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Colorado’s Best Winter Seasonal Beers
December 30, 2014 | Cory Pelc
Alright, you made it through your work party and all of the shopping craziness. Now you need some more libations to take you through the holiday. But what are you going to drink? Whether you are packing it in to hit the slopes or headed to the local brewpub to escape the family, we have a list of local options for you Denver cats.
Odell Brewing Company | Jaunt
August 13, 2014 | Chris Day7.6% ABV
I’m always excited to taste new entries in Odell Brewing Company‘s cellar series, a line of unique beers conceived on their pilot system. Over the years, this program has yielded delicious results such as Friek, Fernet-aged Porter, and Treeshaker. Jaunt is a recent addition to the family, a pale ale aged on oak staves and blended with Riesling grape juice sourced from Colorado’s western slopes. When I saw a bottle on the shelf in a local shop, I knew I had to have it.
Odell Brewing Company | Perle White IPA
July 18, 2014 | Chris DayABV: 5.5%
Do you remember the first time you tasted a white IPA? While enjoying a Chainbreaker a few years ago, I wondered if these wheaty-hoppy hybrids would ever catch on. Little did I know it would soon find a home on seemingly every taplist in Denver. While albino IPAs have become increasingly popular nationwide, we’ve only seen a few examples of the style from Colorado brewers. When I heard that Odell Brewing, the Ft. Collins brewery responsible for perhaps my favorite Colorado IPA, were releasing their Perle White IPA this summer, my tastebuds stood at rapt attention. Read More
Festival Recap | Colorado Brewer’s Festival 2014
July 7, 2014 | Andy ManshelThis year’s Colorado Brewer’s Festival was a special occasion… moreso than usual. This year marks it’s quarter-century anniversary. That’s right, for 25 years, breweries from all over this fine state have gathered to appease the thirsty masses by way of crafting delicious, cold beer, ranging the gamut of style and taste. With over 50 breweries showcasing over 100 Colorado-crafted beers, there was a pretty sure change to find something perfect to drink. Read More
Getting a Woody | Odell’s Fernet Aged Porter
October 17, 2013 | Will Dozier 2Background
Odell’s Fernet Aged Porter
Style: Barrel Aged Porter
ABV: 9.8% Read More
Colorado Brewer’s Festival 2013
June 28, 2013 | Andy Manshel 1Every summer for the past 24 years, over 10,000 visitors have travelled up north to The Centennial State’s beer-loving haven: Fort Collins. The City and its Downtown Business Association, renowned for their love of craft beer, has put on one of the greatest gatherings of brewers in the country known as the Colorado Brewer’s Festival 2013. This weekend-long event showcases a plethora of some of Colorado’s finest, from the tiny nano-breweries like Boulder’s Asher or Loveland’s Verboten, up to the near-macros such as Fort Collins’ own New Belgium and Golden’s Blue Moon.
Odell Brewing Company – Deconstruction Ale
March 1, 2013 | Andy ManshelABV: 10.5%
IBU: 26
In the dead of winter, there is a kind of cold that seeps deep into your bones. It chills you and won’t let you go unless you combat it in a very special way. So what’s a freezing Porch Drinker to do? Why grab a barrel-aged Deconstruction Ale from Odell Brewing Co. This golden ale has a complex, unique flavor that is hard to compete against.
Ultimate 6er – Winter Warmers
January 16, 2013 | Andy ManshelThe mercury isn’t just low in the chamber, it has actually frozen. It’s the middle of January, and it is bitter, bitter cold outside. So how in the world will you make it through the winter if you can’t hang out on your porch? By staying inside where there is heat and drinking some winter warmers, of course!
Odell Brewing Company- 5 Barrel Pale Ale
January 10, 2013 | Tristan Chan 1When I first moved to Colorado and discovered the wide world of craft beer, I fell into a dreamatorium universe of hops. So it doesn’t come to any surprise that I wasn’t initially taken to Odell Brewing Company’s 5 Barrel Pale Ale, because simply put, I didn’t find it hoppy enough. To be fair it is a Pale Ale, not an IPA and I was also comparing it to the likes of Odell’s IPA, New Belgium’s Ranger, and Ska’s Modus Hopperandi. Apples to Oranges.
Mountain Standard Double Black IPA – Odell Brewing Company
January 3, 2013 | Andy ManshelABV: 9.5%
IBU: 60
If there’s one thing about my palette when it comes to beer, it’s that hops and I are not friends. And usually when given the choice between a Bud Light Lime or a hand-crafted India Pale Ale, I’m going with the former. And this is why Odell’s Mountain Standard is an oddity to me. Not only is it an IPA, but it’s a double (also known as ‘Imperial’), brewed with double the hops and malt. That means it’s going to pack a punch on both your tongue and liver, clocking it at just under 10% alcohol. So imagine my surprise when I drink this fearsome brew with the olfactory anticipation of licking a pinecone, only to discover than HOT DAMN THIS BEER IS AMAZING.
Odell Brewery – IPA
July 13, 2012 | Cody VandenburgIPA – Odell Brewery, Fort Collins, CO
ABV: 7%
IBU: 60
If you are ever in Fort Collins, CO, you will be thankful to find four breweries less than … Read More
Odell Brewery Company – Levity Amber Ale
July 7, 2012 | Cody VandenburgLevity Amber Ale – Odell Brewing Company, Fort Collins, CO
ABV: 5.1%
IBU: 24
Like most amber ales, the first thing you are going to notice is it’s bronze in … Read More
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