Country- USA
State- Colorado
Brand- Oskar Blues
Type- IPA
Average Beer Rating- 2

Description:
Can-O-Bliss Tropical IPA has a sunset orange hue. The beer has flavors of kiwi, papaya, pineapple, mango and citrus. These flavors combined with Mosaic, Azacca, Galaxy, El Dorado and Idaho 7 hops to give it a hopped-up punch! The ABV for Dale’s Pale Ale is 7.2%.

Glass to Use:
IPA’s are best served in a pint or tulip glass.

About the Brewery
Dale Katechis founded Oskar Blues Original Grill and Brew Restaurant in 1997 in Lyons, CO. Two years later Dale would start brewing beer in the basement of the restaurant. In 2002 they became one of the first breweries to can craft beers. Now Oskar Blues has locations in Longmont, CO, Brevard, NC and Austin, TX.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 2 out of 5
Oskar Blues Tropical IPA has a murky yellow color similar to a hefeweizen. The beer has a nice compact head with a strong hops aroma and flavor. Overall I wasn’t a big fan, as it’s a bit of an ‘oniony IPA’ taste.

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Country- USA
State- Colorado
Brand- Oskar Blues
Type- Pale Ale
Calories- 175
Average Beer Rating- 3

Description:
Dale’s Pale Ale is a ‘fistful of flavor’. The beer delivers a hoppy nose and an assertive but balanced flavors of pale malts and citrusy floral hops throughout the entire beer. The ABV for Dale’s Pale Ale is 6.5%.

Glass to Use:
Pale Ales are best served in a pint glass.

About the Brewery
Dale Katechis founded Oskar Blues Original Grill and Brew Restaurant in 1997 in Lyons, CO. Two years later Dale would start brewing beer in the basement of the restaurant. In 2002 they became one of the first breweries to can craft beers. Now Oskar Blues has locations in Longmont, CO, Brevard, NC and Austin, TX.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3 out of 5
Dale’s Pale Ale has a deep caramel complexion. When pouring the beer it has a loose frothy head and emits a hoppy aroma. I taste malt with a light hops finish. It’s a more of a complex pale ale which makes it good. The complexity comes from the caramely malt flavor. Overall it’s a solid pale ale.

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