Big Peach
Tree House Brewing Company

 

 

Big Peach is Haze conditioned atop heaps of peach purée and freeze-dried peaches. This treatment concentrates the flavor profile and brings the most potent representation of our favorite stone fruit to the forefront of this offering.

Pouring a brilliant hazy yellow in the glass, Big Peach carries notes of overripe stone fruit, fresh summer peaches, orange juice concentrate, and nectarines.

 

Canned 2/18, cracked 3/26 pours thick glug glug with a slow 1945 atomic bomb plume of effervescence thru the ipa , golden murk, to a ripe head that dissipated fairly quickly leaving a sticky lace down the glass. Bingo! The aroma was peaches galore' wow, brilliant for my tired nose, my weakness sense. Taste is peaches sweet, tangerine, apricot. Feel is sweety, smacky smooth, tacky, mild tart, creamy easy.
Hazy peach! It’s good!

 

Can dated 2/18/25 drank 3/5/25.
Pale yellow/orange hazy color, with nice peach aroma. Huge fresh peach flavor, sweet, think peach cobbler and overripe peaches. Really enjoyable, drinks really smooth for the abv.

 

Deep cloudy orange in color with very thick white head. Nose is slightly peachy. Taste was sweet with initial no discernment then BAM the peach hits. Fairly quickly the peach starts to fade away with very little bitterness.

With the same mashed potato-looking pour and a rich foamy lather collecting on the rim, Tree House fruiting their own horn with a peach-laden hazy ale that reels in the nose with a radiant and fruit filled scent of stone fruit, tropical fruity, citrus and herb. Expectedly sweet, the early palate lays a foundation of shortcake, honey, guava and lychee fruitiness.

As the cereal sweetness stews on the middle palate, the fruit flavors abound with the ripe, juicy and succulent taste of all-things-peach. Even as a backdrop of tangerine, red grapefruit, mango, passionfruit, apricot and pawpaw provide near smoothie proportions, its the peach and its unique zing that wraps the session in sherbet-like flavor.

Full bodied, creamy and rich throughout, Big Peach finishes with a spruce bitterness laced with fruit peel, verbena, tea leaf, sassafras and peppery resins for a smooth but pronounced bitterness that carries more of that ideal IPA balance than most of their hazy ales nowadays.

 

 

 

 

Pours an opaque golden straw color with over a finger of head. The nose has some peach notes but the citrus outshines the sweet peach. The peach shows up more potently in the flavor profile. In spite of the sweetness upfront, the finish is still plenty bitter.