dirtyferrari
The Veil Brewing Co. - Production Brewery

 

 

 

Pours an opaque, murky orange with a finger of white foam. Head retention is poor. Aroma is tangerine, papaya, orange zest and dank. Bready, nutty, biscuity malts add a little extra depth and balance, but overall - it's hops. There is a tinge of yeast at the back end when served directly out of the fridge (~40F). Flavor profile is papaya, orange and lemon zest, mango, guava, tangerine and light dank hops. Malts are nearly non-existent, but hit notes of bready and nutty. Mouth feel starts out smooth, but develops a chalky, grainy texture at the finish at colder temperatures (low 40Fs), but remains smooth and 'juice-like' at slightly warmer temperatures. It has a medium-thick consistency. Overall, big tropical fruits. This gets considerably better when not served directly out of the fridge.

Served in a 15.5oz Speigalau tulip from a 16oz can.

 

 

 

Not bad at all a little thin. Dank and soft fruits on the taste the look was classic veil IPA but with little head feel was thin but soft! Not a bad beer at all just different. Oh yeah the van was dated 12/18/18

 

Tall can, 12-17-18 stamped on the bottom.

Typical (yawn) quality NEIPA hazed up look, leaves moderate ringed lacing.

Sniff of peaches, pineapple, mango.

Delicious, complex and quality take on the style. More peach up front, then the usual tropical goodies, mango, kiwi and pineapple...Some smoky, resiny, leafy hops dry out the finish...excellent and well worth a try.

Poured into my Nordic pint glass canned 12/17/18. Pours a very hazy yellow orange with a 2 plus finger sticky white head that leaves gobs of thick rings all over the sides of the glass, as it slowly settles showing amazing retention. 4.5

Smell is apricot, papaya, some herbal marijuana, pineapple, and bitter grapefruit resin. 4.25

Taste follows this thing is sharpe on the tongue and palate starts out with some tropical apricot, papaya, and pineapple before it hits you square in the puss with dank marijuana and puckering grapefruit that lingers until the next sip. 4.25

Mouthfeel is on the large side, the correct amount of life for the style, rather soft and sticky, and goes down simple enough, but more flavor than its 8% ABV. 4.5

Overall this is an excellent example of the style, really bold and impressive. 4.25

 

Poured from a 16 oz can dated 12/17/18 into a willi becher pint glass.
L - Pours a hazy medium orange color with a white head.
S - Smells of tropical fruits and hops.
T - Tastes of orange peel and lemon zest with a nice hop bitterness.
F - Medium body and carbonation..
O - Real tasty double IPA.