4 Noses Brewing Company ‘Imperial Bout Damn Time’ Double IPA, Colorado, USA

Brimming with bold character and unapologetic West Coast punch, 4 Noses Brewing Company’s ‘Imperial Bout Damn Time’ Double IPA amplifies everything fans love about the original flagship. A turbocharged version of their classic, this Imperial IPA keeps its crisp drinkability while turning up the volume on hop expression and malt muscle alike.

Product Details:

• Style: Imperial / Double IPA (West Coast Style)
• ABV: 9%
• IBU: Not listed
• Brewer & Owner: Tommy Bibliowicz

Sensory Description:

Pouring a clear golden amber with a sticky white head, this imperial IPA releases an aromatic surge of pine resin, citrus rind, and tropical fruit. The palate is brisk and hop-forward, delivering notes of grapefruit pith, dank melon, and subtle stone fruit. Underneath, a sturdy malt backbone lends sweetness and depth, finishing with a sharp, assertive bitterness that’s satisfyingly dry and clean. Despite its heft, this beer maintains a deceptive balance, making each sip as tempting as the last.

Brewer's Background:

Born from a family passion sparked in an Irish pub and matured through global beer travels, 4 Noses Brewing Company opened its doors in Broomfield, Colorado, in 2014. Spearheaded by brewmaster Tommy Bibliowicz and supported by a close-knit team of family (and dogs), 4 Noses has grown into a respected name in Colorado’s craft scene. With deep ties to both brewing and winemaking, their creativity and commitment shine through in each batch, especially in hop-driven offerings like this standout Double IPA.

Serving Suggestions:

Serve chilled at 45–50°F in a tulip or IPA glass to concentrate the aromas and accentuate the hop oils. Pair it with sharp cheddar, spicy Korean wings, or chargrilled burgers to stand up to its bold character. It also shines with salty snacks like loaded nachos or beer-battered onion rings.

For those who crave an unrelenting hop hit without sacrificing structure or finesse, this imperial IPA delivers with confidence. It’s an assertive, full-throttle brew that maintains the poise of its West Coast roots, balanced, bitter, and built for hop lovers.