Hornswoggler - Cinnamon Streusel
The Veil Brewing Co. - Production Brewery

 

 

 

 

Poured a black body with minimal tan head and a mostly milky and sugary sweet aroma with hints of bread and cinnamon spice. Sweet, sticky, thick, still a tad milky slick at times, slightly sugary cinnamon sweetness that adds a little spice to the finish and overall the beer has a strong, almost cloying sweetness but is a slow and enjoyable sipper.

 

 

 

 

 

Bought! at the Veil Brewing Co. on 10\03\17 4 pack 16oz cans 17.50 + tax! Dark oil pour with immense aromas of Dark chocolate! Hints of cinnamon and vanilla upon taste! Definite sipper to enjoy! Let it warm up to really appreciate it! Very rich and decadent! Some will say overly sweet BUT that's the point of this beer! Crazy like a overstuffed pastry! Light carbonation keeps it moving around your mouth so the flavors hit everywhere! Enjoy this beer!! Thanks Veil! SEH

 

This one pours with a surprisingly large head that nearly immediately dissipates into nothing. This looks exceptionally oily, with a very dark black body. There's no lacing.

This smells like cinnamon sugar and coffee cake, with a little bit of coffee, and a whole glut of Hershey's syrup.

This such an odd beer. Adding all the cinnamon streusel crumbs really made the body on this beer- it tastes so oily and syrupy. It tastes like pure Hershey's syrup at times, which isn't exactly what I want in a beer. It tastes good- but is it needed? The cinnamon flavor does come through fairly nice, and there's a slight sweet and creamy coffee kick near the finish. There's a little bit of roast too, but this slightly bitter aspect is drowned by the diabetes level of sweetness here.

This is very lightly carbonated, with a flabby, thick, and syrupy body. It's not super drinkable.

I don't really know what to make of this beer. It's so strange.