VERDANT BREWING CO Don't Tell Gus - 440ml
Product Details
Don't Tell Gus Double IPA is a masterful concoction of hidden hops. It has a pleasingly light golden color and carries a fragrant aroma with notes of orange, grapefruit, and tangerine. On the palate, it is incredibly smooth and well-rounded, boasting hints of tropical fruits and herbs, balanced with a delightful biscuity malt character. The juicy hops provide a delicate and refined bitterness that lingers on the tongue. This brew is sure to be your new go-to favorite, but please keep it to yourself! Enjoy this secret 8% delight and all its full-bodied goodness.
UNTAPPD SCORE 4.25
BREWERY INFO
VERDANT BREWING CO
In 2014, we started Verdant to make beers that we love. Nothing’s changed. It’s still about taste, quality, and all ’round deliciousness. Think juicy, hoppy, unfiltered, hazy beers that are always vegan! That’s us. Apart from the vegan bit. We’re bad at being vegan, but our beers are great at it. We’re independent, and always will be - that way we can continue to push boundaries and make beer we love, and hopefully you will love them too.
Verdant began life back in Autumn 2014 when homebrewers Adam and James teamed up with Rich to craft US-inspired beers that weren’t available locally. Since then the team has continued to grow alongside the demand for our beer! Over the past few years we’ve become synonymous with hop-forward beer styles including pale ale, India pale ale (IPA) and double IPA (DIPA). Our ethos revolves around brewing the flavour-packed beers we love to drink, and ensuring that beer lovers across the U.K. have access to delicious, quality-driven releases week after week.
Hoppy, juicy, hazy, unfiltered, vegan-friendly beers! When Verdant began to bloom back in 2014, we decided that our focus would be hop-forward beers inspired by the New England craft beer scene. Over the last few years we’ve continued to develop both our core offerings such as Headband and Lightbulb, and special releases. We’ve placed an emphasis on balance and drinkability while taking inspiration from the beers of both the East and West Coasts of the United States.
