Rooted in Northern Nevada, Revision Brewing Co. touts a hefty lineup of world-awarded ultra-premium beers distributed throughout 15 states in the U.S. and 8 countries. The brewery specializes in IPAs, New England-Style IPAs, Reds, Lagers, Porters, Stouts, Pastry Stouts, Barrel-Aged Beers and most recently, hard seltzers. Revision Brewing Company beers have won awards in the US, Japan, Australia, Germany, and Belgium.
Revision Brewing Company stemmed from Brewmaster Jeremy Warren’s desire to start a brewery that embraced creative freedom. For Revision, that transcends from beer to label. The art of brewing is united with art itself with Revision labels featuring over twenty artists on ever-rotating IPA releases, keeping the labels as fresh and innovative as the beer itself.
The brewery also has a rebellious flair that can be seen by the edgy incorporations & a Wild West mentality which is prevalent in the branding at Revision. Reno as F*%k Hazy IPA was awarded Gold at 2019 World Lupulin Challenge Juicy Double IPA Category and has such a draw that the brewery decided to launch Vegas as F*%k Hazy IPA to show their Nevada roots across the entire state. The AF beers are highly sought after by locals and people visiting the state and are one of the best sellers for the brewery.
On tap at bier thirty pours out a pale straw topped with a white head. Nose is nice hops some sharp citrus and bread. Taste is more of the nice citrus hops well balanced malts with some pithy bitterness on the end.
Can. Pours a mostly cloudy yellow orange hue with a small white head. A nice smooth tropical nose. Really dank galaxy hops, resin, tropical notes. Very smooth, light toasted base. Great IPA. Smooth, sweet, fresh.
Can from Holiday Wine Cellar, Escondido, CA, canned 11/09/17. Hazy (but not completely murky) deep golden color. Frothy white head. Aroma's of citrus, tropical fruit, dank hops. Retronasal it's more dank, a bit sweet, tropical fruit. Flavor is light moderate sweet with light bitterness. Medium bodied. Soft carbonation. Moderate hopburn. Finish is a bit caramellish, light bitter. Even in the desert they make decent NEIPA's!
Pint can from the Co-Op, dated 11/15/17. Hazy straw color with a finger of thick creamy head. The aroma is intense; I could smell the citrus and tropical fruits while as soon as I started to pour. Sweet tropical fruit flavors, pineapple and lots of citrus. Lightly bitter. This is really nice.
Love to see these NV beers up in the PNW. Pours a mostly clear orange color with a medium white head. A big sweet pungent fruity nose. Apricots, very juicy, soft citrus, very smooth. This is a great E Coast IPA. All juicy and no bitterness really. A soft earthy base. Solid.
16oz can pours out a hazy straw color topped with a white head. Nose is tropical fruit hops sweet citrus and some bread malts. Taste is more of the nice sweet tropical fruit hops over ripe citrus and a touch of bitterness on the end.
16oz can pours out a hazy straw color topped with a white head. Nose is sweet pineapple hops tangerines and hay. Taste is more of the pineapple forward light citrus bitterness on the end.
On Tap at Biter Creek hazy light yellow witha small frothy white head. Very nice bright fresh citrusy hop flavors and aromas. Firm bitterness and deep resinous flavors. Very fresh and flavorful for a double. Quite good.