Double Dry-Hopped Hop Weave
Resilience Brewing

 

 

 

 

 

Drank from a 1 pint can purchased at Craft Beer Cellar, Belmont, MA
Served in a tulip

Hazy, canary yellow appearance. The body was capped by a small, frothy, bone white crown that quickly fizzed away. A fine collar encircled the liquid. Tiny streaks and dots of lacing stuck along the glass.

The aroma was terrific. Ripe apricot and peach notes came through big time. Some juicy mango too. Really punchy and sweet. Hint of dankness. After a few minutes, the stone fruit notes subsided and citrus took over. Big fresh squeezed orange juice presence. Pineapple was also noticeable. Later, the sweet apricot and peach notes reappeared.

The flavor was solid but more simplistic than the nose. Citrus dominated. Loads of freshly squeezed orange juice. Tangerine was also noticeable. Somewhat tart and tangy. Bit of pineapple in the center. Some lemon was noticeable here and on the back end. The beer finished with grapefruit notes and a subtle, lingering bitterness. Peach notes appeared later. The pineapple also became more punchy.

The mouthfeel was medium bodied for the style. A fine, fairly aggressive effervescence gave the liquid a light prickliness on the palate. Toward the drink’s end, the carbonation settled to a more appropriate level and the liquid turned slicker and smoother.

Double Dry-Hopped Hop Weave is a nice clean, flavorful and easy-drinking double IPA that satisfied my hop fix. Though not particularly notable or unique in any sense, it is definitely a very solid all around beer.

 

 

Can. Did not know Resilience was an offshoot of Schilling. They call it and IPA but this som'bitch is 8.0%. This brew is quite hazy; a 8.5 on the Hazeyometer™. Nose is really interesting. Smells like a peach bellini. Melon, mango, maybe even a bit of watermelon. Unique hop profile; very juicy, wet, ripe. Flavor is slightly less dynamic but still pretty strong. Fruit juice. Mango and peach. The flavor is jut a bit shy of excellent in the areas of depth and intensity. Soft carb, soft bitterness, soft mouthfeel, softly hidden alcohol. Soft! Easy to put back. The nose was great and the flavor was very good but not quite as impressive. Still a good time. Digging what they're doing in Littleton, NH.

16oz can dated 3/23/20 (maybe).

Pours cloudy yellow with an inch of whipped white fluff on top. Fat ropes of lacing with decent retention. Pineapple, tangerine, melon, and candied pear in the nose. Medium bodied with a creamy but a bit thinnish mouthfeel. Plenty of tropical fruit on the palate with zero malt and minimal bitterness. Peach, pear, pineapple, and tangerine. Finishes a bit sweet with lingering juicy citrus.

Thank you Sawdog505 for this can!!

A - Opaque medium golden tan color with frothy white lacing.

S - Melon, lemon lime, and light pungent tropical fruit. Overall the aroma is muted but also could be due to the cold temperature of the beer at the moment.

T - Lemon, lime, light mango notes, apricot, and light to moderate spiciness. Finishes on the sweeter side with nice lingering spicy fruit.

M - Thick, chewy, and creates a cotton-like sensation around the mouth.

O - Overall nose is light - 3.75 is too low while a 4.0 is too high. Rock solid and a recommended try right here!

 

Hazy yellow pour with a small cap that fades to a ring, leaving some nice lacing. Aromas of ripe tropical fruits and a touch of pine. Canned 30 days ago and smells fresh as can be! Flavors follow, but with a nice blast of semi-sweet melon notes joining the party, again so fresh tasting and refreshing. Mouthfeel is quite full though this is never bitter, indeed with a slight sweet to a finish that's neither dry nor cloying. Just right. Superb stuff.

 

Poured into a 16 oz Nordic pint glass canned on 12/13/19. Pours a very hazy yellow orange with a finger plus sticky white head that leaves thick gobs of lace as it slowly settles into a thick layer of white foam. 4.75

Smell is mandarin, pineapple, papaya, ripe melon, hints of blueberry, and apricot. 4.5

Taste follows but bigger juicy mandarin, pineapple, melon, papaya, upfront with some blueberry and apricot in the balanced non bitter finish. 4.75

Mouthfeel is BIG, with gentle carbonation, sticky but not dry from the crazy amount of fresh hops, and at 8% it goes crazy easy. 4.75

Overall this is my favorite beer they have brewed, this one could be of the conversation for best brewed in NH. Loved it......! 4.75

16 ounce can into tulip glass, canned on 9/26/2019. Pours opaquely hazy golden/amber/green color with a 1 finger fairly dens eand fluffy off white head with great retention, that reduces to a small cap that lingers. Nice spotty foamy lacing clings on the glass, with a fair amount of streaming carbonation retaining the cap. Aromas of big tangerine, red grapefruit, lemon, lime, peach, pear, pineapple, apricot, passion fruit, papaya, mango, honeydew melon, guava, berries, citrus peel/rind, wood, mint, peppercorn, pine, wheat, cracker, toasted biscuit, white bread dough, and herbal/floral/grassy earthiness. Damn nice aromas with great balance and complexity of citrus/fruity/tropical/earthy hops and bready malt notes; with big strength. Taste of big tangerine, red grapefruit, lemon, lime, peach, pear, pineapple, apricot, passion fruit, papaya, mango, honeydew melon, guava, berries, citrus peel/rind, wood, mint, peppercorn, pine, wheat, cracker, toasted biscuit, white bread dough, and herbal/floral/grassy earthiness. Light-moderate pine, citrus peel/rind, herbal, floral, woody, grassy, peppery bitterness in on the finish. Lingering notes of tangerine, red grapefruit, lemon, lime, peach, pear, pineapple, apricot, passion fruit, papaya, mango, honeydew melon, guava, berries, citrus peel/rind, wood, mint, peppercorn, pine, wheat, cracker, toasted biscuit, white bread dough, and herbal/floral/grassy earthiness on the finish for a while. Awesome complexity, robustness, and balance of citrus/fruity/tropical/earthy hops and bready malt flavors; with an awesome malt/bitterness balance, and no lingering hop astringency after the finish. Light-moderate increasing dryness from lingering bitterness. Medium carbonation and medium-plus body; with a very smooth, creamy/bready/grainy/sticky, and fairly resinous/rindy balanced mouthfeel that is great. Mild increasing warmth of 8% after the finish. Overall this is an an awesome NEDIPA. All around awesome complexity, robustness, and balance of citrus/fruity/tropical/earthy hops and bready malt flavors; very smooth and easy to drink for the ABV with the modestly bitter/resinous/drying finish. Nicely soft and not overly aggressive. Awesome Azacca, Cashmere and Citra profile. Extremely juicy, vibrant, dank, and earthy hops; with a great balancing wheat/oat/malt backbone. Mild residual sweetness with lingering resin dryness. A really enjoyable offering, and outstanding spot on style example as expected.

Pint can reviewed on 10/12/19

Thinking this is more of an 2x New England IPA .... With it's golden opaqueness and white inner haziness. Chunky and milky foam cap. Hold on. Chunky lacing sticks.

The hoppy aromatics are crazy pungent. Sweet tropical fruits: sugared pineapple, Mandarin oranges, creamy golden malted grains of the field and did I mention PINEAPPLE??!!

Crisp golden malt bite and crispy center has good mouth feels. Light and jazzy, turns into heavy, smooth jazz, and then boozy, earthy dry finish. Very luxurious texture.

The level of hop flavored complexity is astronomical. Layers and black holes of earthy citrus fruits, booze soaked pineapple, cream ale style golden malt and chunky earthiness that orbits seamlessly around each other.
Milky smooth malty flavor and texture is off the charts, as is the bright, fruity hop taste. "Odyssey in IPA" is true.

All in all, the depth of my liking is deep.

 

Can from Bert's
Hazy murky lemon yellow in color with a decent sized frothy white head that slowly dissipates. Tropical grapefruit and a hint of mint on the nose. Flavor follows adds some almost candy malt sweetness.