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The Veil Brewing Co. - Production Brewery

 

 

Pours relatively clear pale straw color. The initial head lingered for quite some time and left some nice lacing. It continues to as I drink it down, solid retention and lacing on this one.

Smells initially hit me as subtle minty then there is a peachy apricot smell. This is definitely a hoppy beer. I’m struggling to find anything beyond the fruity hop aromas on this one.

The taste also heavy in the hop department, mostly in the apricot stone fruit taste. There is also a little bit of grassiness/earthiness as well as some white grape taste.

Mouthfeel is light and very smooth, much like the other veil lager I had the carbonation is perfect. Nice soft creamy bubbles that are noticeable but not overdone. There’s also a pleasant bitterness on it, also a very clean finish.

This one is different from most lagers I drink. It’a very hop forward but stops just short of being overdone. Cheers to doing it different but well is the vibe of this beer

 

 

Ok, this is weird one. Technically I’m thinking the wheat is an adjunct. But the style guide here indicates low bitterness (biggest fail) and cutting flavor (this is pretty tasty to me). So, I quite liked it, but not sure it fits what I or this site consider an AAL.

Lightly hazed yellow gold that clears a tad as I drink. Head is a constant and there is some top-of-the-glass lacing.

Slightly grainy, with an herbal edge and a bare hint of sulphur. Taste is more cereal on the grain side, with a mix of grass, flower stems, and some dry pine needles. Looking for the El Dorado, it might sneak in mid-taste.

Thus beer is more bitter and hoppy than many an AAL. The wheat comes through to add a bit of body. This comes as a bit of an IPL with some wheat.