Shared by Chris. Ummm, this turned out exactly like the Blvd version, maybe felt a little less carbonated. I will basically copy cat the other rating. Loved it, very good melding of the styles. I wish for a little less bitterness on the hops but otherwise very well integrated. Great pale color with a medium head. Aroma is more wit than I expected but plenty of hop aroma as well. The base wit is tame, coriander abundant but not sweet, not overly herbal. The citrus hops accompany it well. The flavor is well attenuated, refreshingly simple with a base wheat beer with subdued Belgian yeast and a relatively strong hop component. Drinks so nicely, I could drink this all day in this hot weather. I wish this came in a 6 pack. I will quote Eric to finish this off "This about perfectly fit my pre-determined mental picture of what a ’White IPA’ would and even should be. Well done."

[Note - should be listed as a witbier] Bomber bought for 8 bucks at Wilbur’s in Fort Collins - I refrained from buying the Boulevard version because it was a full 5 bucks more for less than 4 additional ounces - hazy gold with an impressive, soapy lace - lesser brewers could have really fucked this up, making a hop bomb out of a delicate style - they mostly have a soft touch here - the usual spices of a wit get a nice boost from the addition of the sage - the beer is a little sweet up front, but dries out fast, which compliments the spiciness well - the hops are secondary to the spices, adding their bitterness more than they add their flavor - it blends well with the spices, so you can’t tell where one ends and one begins - my only complaint would be that the sage is just slightly overdone, but otherwise this is quite well done.