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The Veil Brewing Co. - Production Brewery

 

 

 

 

poured from a can dated 6/22/23
Fluffy cream colored head that dissipates to a thin head and no lacing to speak of. Bright orange yellow thick cloudy color

Aroma is pungent, peach , pineapple, passion fruit, citrus and pine.

Taste is very hoppy, layers of fruit come through the bitter Simcoe hops, dry and bitter finish

Mouthfeel is extremely astringent. Medium bodied, medium carbonation, Pretty dry and bitter finish that linhers on the tongue

I didn't mind the bitterness and there were nice levels of flavor, Prety nice beer if you are looking for a dry bitter quadruple hopped beer.

On tap in a 16 ounce snifter, pours a hazy glowing orange. Smell has pineapple, citrus and a little resin. Taste follows. Smooth feel, light bitterness. Another great Veil beer.

Appearance: Arrives a cloudy amber color with a two finger head that leaves some clumps behind

Smell: Dank and grassy with hints of guava and citrus pith; just a touch of honeyed sweetness underneath but a bit green

Taste: Very dank and grassy with some guava and pineapple underneath; orange pith, through the middle, with a moderately bitter finish

Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation

Overall: Decent, overall, but not among my favorites from this brewery

Deep golden color with a thick, hazy look. Not much aroma. Sweet and orangey up front, with a solid bitterness on the back and a very nice, full feel. Excellent.

 

 

 

This is a pretty standard Veil, based on my fairly limited experience. And, like most of em, it's very good. Pours a glowing, golden orange, like sunshine in a glass, with a modest yet admirable head. Smells sweet, tropical, and grassy, with a touch of green onion. Taste has more bit, with solid bitter notes and citrus undertones. Simcoe is not one of my favorite hops, but Galaxy is, and as a team, they strike a balance I enjoy. Body, like many Veils, feels fairly low in carbonation, but not light, or water, just very drinkable. I like it.

 

 

 

 

 

Poured a 16 oz can into a Willi Becher pint glass.
L - Pours a hazy medium orange with a fluffy white head that dissipates slowly.
S - You can smell the tropical fruits as soon as you open the can.
T - Tastes of pineapple with a medium bitterness.
F - Medium body and carbonation.
O - Nice double IPA.