Chasing Vanity
Saint Errant Brewing

 

Hazy dark yellow, white head. Dank citrus, huge peach, and supporting guava in the nose. Taste adds papaya, nectarine, and nuttiness to the hops, nice layering and depth. Feel is creamy, juicy, leans sweeter, but very well balanced. Now that's the saint errant I fell in love with! Welcome back

The look on this one bright and a little bit hazy. Nice and juicy up front with some peach and grape. The taste dissipated quickly with a drier finish. The initial taste was really good but it lacked any kind of backbone. Still it was good.

 

Tasted in a Spiegelau IPA glass from a one pint can on June 27, 2019. Hazy IPA brewed with Medusa, Citra and Mosaic hops. Smooth, creamy and delicious.

 

 

 

16oz can, undated, poured into a 14oz snifter glass.

The beer pours a very hazy golden orange color, light honey hues with a loose finger of white head that has modest retention and yields some sticky lacing. The aroma is fantastic, super fragrant citrus, wildflower, dank and weedy with a nice resinous character and some sweet yeast and pale dough. The flavors are just wonderful, super juicy citrus and tropical fruits, light grapefruit peel, wildflower with a nice grassy and dank earthy quality that is softened by pale dough and sweet yeast. The mouthfeel is great, coating, lively, medium bodied that is nice and hearty that finishes softly with a dry and bitter kick that is lightly warm.

Verdict: A fantastic NEIPA from Saint Errant. Juicy, dank, refreshing, bitter, crisp and so excellently balanced and just bursting with flavor and fragrance.

7.6% ABV Pretty exciting that they used Medusa hops giving it a great fruity sweet smell and taste, with lower bitterness, giving it a smooth finish, with a nice bite somewhat drying. Thick mouthfeel, making this a nice meal.