Half the price of most Côte Rôtie all hits all the characteristic Northern Rhône Syrah descriptors. Nice floral notes, game, tobacco, and olive. I wish I had shared this wine with @Matt Sanders or @Blake Engleman instead of drinking it alone. — 9 years ago

No mind the floating sediments this is the real deal....malty with no bitterness and full in your mouth goodness — 10 years ago
Chestnut colored with a sea sponge crown and cobweb lacing. Hazelnut and spun sugar fragrances with a malted powder scent. Crispy rice and milk chocolate in liquid form with a malt and honey interplay. Cocoa powder and nutmeg coat the tongue. #nutcrackerale #boulevardbrewing #kcbeer #seasonalbeer — 10 years ago
Light and fruity. Dark red fruit. — 8 years ago
Over carbed at first then chills out — 9 years ago
Rose hips for days......bright, fresh, tangerine, wait.....this is a red wine? This is so pretty.....a classic beauty, like Blake Lively. Drink up. — 10 years ago
Coffee tar reduction, dark brown sugar, mocha and Nutella note. Pretty nose belies a dark eel of a beer that slithers into a pipe tobacco shadow with vanilla, dark toast, brittle and smoke. Rounds out with broiled beet. — 10 years ago
Oceanic agar suspends a muted, pickled peach and matches with fruit bat guano, pine chips, coffee, cardamom and white pepper aromas. Underripe bing cherries, toasty apricot, clove, scorched lemon, blood orange, underripe tangerine, grapefruit and kumquat: a particularly sour, yellow one. Decidedly different than the one I had last year; better perhaps! #boulevardbrewing #sourale #sourbeer #sourbeers #lovechild #numberfive #dankbeer — 9 years ago
Pretty tasty Quad.. smooove :p — 10 years ago
slightly is right — 10 years ago
Wonderfull great beer — 10 years ago
Expensive but very nice. Balanced between hops and caramel. — 10 years ago
Small hints of tobbaco with subtle blackberry. Great bottle to share. Blake loves. — 10 years ago
Mushrooms in mocha, brown rice, caramel-y citrus with Bing cherry, soy sauce, and beef ribbons tease the nose. Happy to see less candy and soda in a beer. Soy sauce, molasses, baker's chocolate, oak, cedar, and cinnamon with allspice. Great! The sour is at the end but buoys the whole. — 10 years ago
Brian Grech
Just the warmup we needed, and a lovely citrus zest for seafood appetizers. Poured by guest somm Danielle Aita at Boulevard for the Neiners, Stumpfs and Grechs. — 8 years ago