Chubbles III: Promised Land
The Veil Brewing Co. - Production Brewery

Canned in a big old tallboy crafty craft can and purchased from Beermoth on Tibb street in Manchester City centre
Pours a hazy burnt umber body with big thick white head
Aroma is shortbread, grapefruit, lime and baking soda
Flavour is caramel and lychee

 

 

 

Poured a cloudy, yellow body with minimal head but no lace. Aroma is comprised of some citric notes but also something sweet like pineapple juice. Smooth, fuller body, the bitter acidity is there but kept in background and noticeable on the crisp finish; beer has tropical and fruit sweetness that gives it an enjoyable sweetness that makes it easy to drink despite the high ABV (which is well-hidden).

The beer pours a nice white head that dissipates very quickly. The beer itself is a cloudy orange-yellow that looks nice.

The smell is a nice sweet pale malt note and a light grapefruit and orange note with a slight bit of herbal bitterness to it along with a slight sweet booziness as well. The taste has the same notes but is a bit more sweet and orange.

The feel is good. It has a medium body and a nice bit of thinness to it.

Overall, good and worth getting.

 

 

 

 

 

Pours a turbid yellow-orange with very little head or lacing. Not a pretty beer. (Also not a pretty beer by NEIPA standards.) Smell and taste are predominantly tropical fruit. This is a big, boozy, sweet beer. Not overly complex - a hint of bitterness or piney flavor would have been nice to complement the tropical fruit flavors.

 

 

 

 

 

On tap, pours a very hazy orange. Smell hits me from a ways away, with tropical fruits and earthy herbs. Taste follows, a real powerhouse flavor. Feel is medium without being overly thick. No hint of booze, which is amazing at this ABV. Great beer, dangerously drinkable.