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Mojo IPA

September 1, 2008 Boulder, CO
Reviewers:Lisa Morrison - Jeff Evans

Boulder Beer Co.
Boulder, CO

Available: CO, FL, MN, PA, MA, AZ, NM, IL, KS, VA, OR, WY, NE, NY, MI, WA, CT, OH, TN, NJ, IN, RI, GA, SC, WI, SD

Boulder Beer Co. got its start in 1979 in a building shared with a goat, called the goat shed.

Alcohol (vol.): 6.8
Alcohol (wt): 5.4
Color: 12
Bitterness: 70
Original gravity: 1066


You can smell Mojo coming before it catches you — the big hop-forward aroma seems to fill a room. The light, white head dissipates quickly and belies the marathon of hops that dwell beneath the surface. Grapefruit and piney flavors abound, and the hops just keep comin’ — even after the last sip.
- Lisa Morrison
Well-hopped IPAs may be common in the US these days but, for many drinkers across the pond, it still comes as a shock to discover beers like Mojo. Don’t get me wrong: I love the deep, oily, sappy character of the hops, the zesty orange peel and tropical fruit notes, and also the tangy burn as you swallow, but I have had plenty of experience of this kind of brew. For me, this one is a full-value, fresh, inviting, satisfying beer with enough sweet malt support to prevent it becoming too much of a hop indulgence.
- Jeff Evans

Lisa Morrison
Morisson, aka the Beer Goddess, writes about beer whenever and wherever she can and also gets to talk about it on a weekly radio show in her hometown of Portland, OR.

Jeff Evans
Author of the Good Bottled Beer Guide and The Book of Beer Knowledge, Jeff Evans is an eight-time editor of the CAMRA Good Beer Guide and one of Britain's best-known beer writers.

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