Vintage Cellars Catalogue - 30/09-29/12/2020 (Page 53)

the brew the haze craze taste? fruity and juicy "hazy" craft brews are sweet news to your palate canned but by matt kirkegaard moun an beer azy plete hope one or azy ales may look nothing like the classic image of a beer canned but not mountain goat the latest style offshoot to the craft and are a fruity and juicy result from boundary pushing experimentation by modern brewers latest generation of craft brewers turn modern styles brightly glowing in the instagram culture with popularising these distinctive-looking beers as much as their taste the first hazy beers were a style of ipa that evolved in the new england the brewer wanted to retain the full flavour of the late-added hops fazy pale ale from the grains used and fine hop matter all contributed to the beer having a murky haziness as the popularity of hazy beers to emulate the techniques used - and it was with haze sought to enhance the bitterness that to showcase the tropical fruit flavours as "juicy" came to be used to describe of style names however you refer to them - hazy them an appeal to many drinkers who don't like that taste aspect of traditional tropical and fruit punch aromas and to many people who may not love the bitterness of a classic lager that's the great thing about beer hazy ales are a fruity and juicy result from boundary pushing experimentation by modern brewers." vintagecellars.com.au