Budday
Voodoo Brewing Co.

 

 

 

 

Cans purchased at Voodoo Brewery in Meadville, PA.

This one is straight up ugly. It's like a dark orange-brown dirty pond water color, with a small head and a lot of lacing. This beer has a face for radio for sure.

This smells like wet pine and grass, mango, cracker, lemon and sugared grapefruit.

The taste up front is pretty nice, but it kinda falls off quickly. It's very dank, but not super bitter with an earthy and almost vegetal quality. It feels...alive? There's lot of fruit, lemon grapefruit and mango. It's very tasty but just kinda dies on the finish.

This is very surprisingly crisp, with a good level of carbonation.

This is pretty tasty, but is absurdly ugly.

 

 

 

Big thanks to Drew for the change to try these interesting looking South Park Canucks IPAs. No date on the cans though

Pours a decent fizzy bubble almost 1 finger head that fades fairly quickly, spotty lacing, super murky milk-shake style orange blond color.

Nose is loaded with citrus and grapefruit, a huge ruby red grapefruit juice, a little tart lemon zest and tangerine, a little toasted crackery wheat and hint oat, orange cream and a citrus iced cream sherbert.

Taste is not quite as great, but not bad, a little like the papery pulp of orange juice pulp, more ruby red grapefruit juice again, citrus zest, a little tangerine and orange, again orange sherbert and orange cream iced cream, more mild toasted grainy wheat and oats, fair bitterness, with a dry slight gritty finish and increased bitterness.

Mouth is med bod, decent carb, pretty creamy.

Overall pretty good, better than I expected, grapefruit was great, citrus tangerine etc, nice wheat/oat creamy thing, only real knockdown is the weird papery pulp thing with it, but a very enjoyable beer.

 

 

 

 

 

A pounder can into voodoo teku appears a turbid orange juice with white frothy cap that retains well.

The nose is hoppy with that freshly crushed hop pellet feel almost minty and herbal with lots of fruitiness.

The taste is just as fruity with hops as you might imagine. A little chalky quality, pith, pulp and fruited character of oranges with a lingering fresh grain/oats aspect but not sweet and hardly bitter. This is really about the hop flavors without being drowned out by bitterness.

It is medium in body with modest carbonation yet clingy almost chalky feeling on the tongue. I like it though, I like it a lot.

 

 

Pours a hazy golden color with white head that laces the glass. Aroma of pine, lemons and grapefruit.
Piney and dank in the flavor with some citrus notes too. Not as juicy as some others in the style but still nice and flavorful hops.
It's a good balance between the lemony citrus notes and the piney bitterness. Full bodied, well carbonated, hoppy finish. Overall it is yet another locally brewed IPA that is tasty and quite fresh tasting.