Denver Pale Ale, The Everyday Brew

I wasn't the greatest at the analogy sections of most standardized testing platforms, but I've managed to put together this little gem for you. Take a gander and see if you agree.

DPA : brews :: Bruce Willis : late night channel surfing

Great Divide's Denver Pale Ale (DPA) is the Bruce Willis of brews. No matter which movie is on, you end up finishing it satisfied. You could be flipping through channels, find Die Hard just starting and before you know it, you're 3 brews in, 10 bad guys down, and quoting Willis one liners. Heck you may even stay up for the encore performance of The Last Boy Scout. Much the same is this brew. You pop open the fridge, not sure what you are in the mood for and see a couple DPAs in the back. All of a sudden, you find yourself at the local brew shop searching for more. English style pale ale with an American micro brew spirit. Gorgeous copper color, simple light aroma, crisp flavor, citrus and just enough hops...the perfect everyday brew.

Now I have a machine gun. Ho Ho Ho.

Imbibilicious, out.

Serving Type: bottle, 12 oz, appx. $10 /6 pack

Glassware: Tulip

Color (hue and head): Copper w/ white foamy head

Taste: Hint of malt, citrus and hops, crisp, clean finish.

Grade: 87/100 (B+)

Musical pairing: Metric - Gold Girls Guns (not enough for Bruce)
Alternate Musical pairing: Bruce Willis - Respect Yourself (Yes, this is the 1st single from Bruce Willis's 1986 album, The Return of Bruno. MUST check out!)

Surroundings: Eating a late dinner, channel surfing, working late