Greetings From Weymouth
Vitamin Sea Brewing

Greetings From Weymouth. It pours a hazy yellow color with a small but long-lasting head. The aroma is weak but has some notes of dried mango. The flavor has mango notes; it is sweeter, juicy, easy, and approachable. Good feel. Overall, it is a very balanced IPA with mellow fruit notes, and it is very easy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pour a very hazy orange color with a voluminous white head that laces the glass beautifully. Gorgeous hazy, IMHO. The fruity citrus, especially oranges, mango, and pineapple.

The taste is packed with those same flavors with the mango and orange a bit more prominent than the pineapple. This is a citrus fruit cocktail in my glass.

Mouthfeel is medium and on the softer side. I really dig Vitamin Sea, and this beer is another example why.

 

 

 

 

Now that's a welcome gift. Vitamin Sea welcomes us all into their flavor journey with a hazier, fruitier and highly refreshing IPA that makes each and every tastebud feel right at home.

Welcome to Weymouth flows with a juicy and pastel golden taupe appearance while the fruity scent of citrus, tropical fruit, berry and stone fruit abound. Sweeter impression greet the early palate with shortbread, cereal, honeysuckle and a hint of sweet cream for a maltier upstart.

But the fruit flavors simply blossom on the middle palate as the leading taste of tangerine and pineapple give the session a branch-ripened sense of freshness. Backed with the curiosity of lime, passionfruit, nectarine and grapefruit, a racy and nearly tangy flavor starts to emerge. Plump but drying on the late palate, the ale closes with the taste of red berry, papaya and the roundness of pawpaw before a spicy bitterness of green tea, sassafras and verbena sharpens the finish.

Medium full in body, the beer treads on the drier side of malty-dry and with the acute bitterness to do slightly more than just balance the malts and brighten the fruit flavors. An extension of gin-like spice leaves an afterglow of tropical fruit peels, skins and oils in their macerated forms.

 

Can from Canton St Dec 2021

First try of a vitamin sea. Nice fruity ipa.