Amun
Omnipollo

 

Poured to a teku glass.

A: The body is yellow and hazy, having a really good color but the head is non existent and had to force a pour for it to exist on the glass.
S: The aroma is very soft of tropical fruits, like pineapple and mango. Not that much grassy/resinous touch.
T: The taste begins with a very sweet touch of malts and then changes the mood to a mildly bitter tone.
M: The body is medium. Carbonation is too high. Alcohol goes unnoticed. Bitterness is mild.
O: The first thing I've drank that was thought on The Veil. Cool stuff.

 

Wow I really like this beer.
The look is hazy amber with a small white head.
The smell and taste are a real fruit salad with mango, pineapple, orange, lime. Very dank the taste is balanced with a nice malt presence. A light booziness is there all the way reminding it's actually not a bowl of fruits. The moderate to high carbonation and juicy mouthfeel make it a delightful beverage. Overall it's wonderful beer. It's not too complex but it's balanced and tasty. The only bad point for this beer is that a bottle it's too less to drink. One of the best NE style IPA I've had

Pours dark yellow very hazy with a small white head.
Aroma has stone fruits, pine, ripe mango, bitter hops, dank.
Taste is the same as the as the aroma but with more tropical fruits. Silky smooth. Very typical the veil taste.

 

Fantastic blend of fruitiness and delightful bitterness. Mouthfeel is light and drinkability dangerously high. This is an excellent brew.

One of my favorites from the brewery, and among the best IPA's I've had from Sweden.

330ml bottle into an Omnipollo-branded Shaker. Paid £5.90 for a single.

Pours an opaque, dark-yellow body that remains completely unchanged, even when held to the light. A frothy, one-finger in height, white coloured head fades quickly to a patchy film and collar, leaving behind small amounts of soapy lace.

Light impressions of tropical fruit and citrus flesh primarily comprise the majority of the soft and subtle nose. Mango and pineapple lead initially above juicy grapefruit and less well defined aromas of light-skinned stone fruit. Traces of malt sweetness are very faintly apparent in the background, while hints of the 8% ABV become perceptible towards the back-end. Taste follows suit, adding slightly more pronounced oat milk and malt sweetness throughout. A delicate medley of tropical and citrus fruits lead upfront, forming the bulk of the flavour profile from there. Mid-palate, light cereal grains and a vague oaty sweetness join soft impressions of mango, pineapple, grapefruit and lime. Towards the back end, soft and fruity profiles begin to develop a mildly bitter citric edge, transitioning very slightly closer to pithy rind-like characters. In the mouth, a medium to full body paired with small amounts of fine carbonation give a silky smooth and creamy feel. On the end, oily grapefruit and lemon peels provide modest amounts of balancing bitterness, but hints of residual malt, lingering pineapple and perceptible, but not unpleasant alcohol compose the majority of the semi-sweet finish.

Overall this is a very good beer. Soft, fruity and wonderfully smooth, it’s hugely drinkable but fractionally lacking in depth. The addition of Oat Milk creates an unrivalled mouth-feel, but greater hop bitterness is required to counterbalance the sweetness it also imparts. Ultimately it remains well-crafted and enjoyable to drink, but could be slightly improved with a more impactful finish.

Really hazy yellow color with frothy, white head. Aroma has some tart lemon and lime, sweet vanilla notes and some citrusy hops on top. Taste starts hoppy with citrus notes and herbs, continues with a light grainy note and finishes with some lingering earthy hops. Light to medium body, soft carbonation, some warming alcohol. Overall it's a quite good DIPA with an interesting aroma but it tastes a bit boozy.

 

Amun has been brewed in both Sweden and the U.S. This is the Swedish batch.

Pours a nice hazy, yellow. Low head, that leaves a bit of lacing.

The smell is tropical and juicy, passion fruit and lime dominate.

The taste follows the nose, and throws some not-quite-ripe mango in the mix. Finish is grassy and long, with a nice hop bite.

Very rich and fluffy, this is smoothness in a glass.

Omnipollo really can do no wrong, and The Veil are hyped for a reason. Superb DIPA, complex and layered. Would love to try the American batch.