Revelation Cat Woodwork Series American Oak

Revelation Cat Craft Brewing
Formerly brewed at De Proefbrouwerij
Style: Imperial/Double IPA
Rome, Italy

Serve in Shaker, Snifter

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Small white head. Hazy amber body. Wooden vinous tropical fruit aroma. Dry-sweet peachy vinegary taste with chalky notes. Mid-to-light body. Mild, mealy mouthfeel. Dryish peachy chalky aftertaste. Sharp, edgy, not very drinkable. (0.375l bottle, not sure where from.)

Oh gosh, 4 year old wood aged DIPA, I know, I know... Golden to amber color. No head, low carbonation, but there still is. Aroma’s: herbal, lychee (so still Nelson!) with still quite strong wood notes retronasal and some caramel. Flavor is light bitter, acidic, slightly malty, biscuity, caramel-ish. Drinks remarkably easy. Finishes with medium bitterness. Not really fair to still rate this but due to lack of fresh bottles....

Pours hazy orange with thick head. Aroma of varnish, hops. Flavor is grassy with peppery finish. Not over hopped. Oily mouthfeel. Interesting beer. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Richmond 19th. Medium brown, aroma caramel, yeastiness. Touch more caramel . I liked this a bit better too – even though same numbers.

Wood, peanut hull, whole orange nose. Cloudy amber, medium head, floaties. Slightly tart, lemon zest and oak. Woodier than others in the series.

RG 19. Bottle. Hazy caramel with creamy head and decent lacing. Smells sticky and caramelly. Syrupy sweet again with a light biter finish. Almost bourbony.

Sampled at the Richmond Gathering 19. Again, nearly identical to the others. This one does have a bit more wood on the tail end of it though. Almost like a spicy rye whisky barrel was used. More drying on the palate as well.

Bottle shared by maniac at the 19th Richmond Ratebeer Gathering. Pours a clear amber color with a large frothy tan head. Decent head retention. Aroma of toffee, vanilla, raisin, oak, floral and herbal hops. The taste is toffee, vegetal notes, vanilla, oak, bitter hop finish. Medium bodied, faint booze.

From the bottle poured a light brown brew with a white head. Very malty aroma. Full bodied with flavors of malt, hops, and pepper.

Bottle thanks to bu11zeye. The look is clear, golden in color, and has an off white head. The smell is wood, fruits, light, and ok. The taste is vanilla, wood, fruits, more woody than the french.