Big Peach
Tree House Brewing Company

 

 

 

 

16 oz can poured into a willi becher glass. Pours an opaque hazy orange with with large off-white head. Aroma and flavor feature juicy ripe peaches, citrus, soft wheat, and background malt. Mouthfeel is smooth, soft, and creamy with average carbonation. Overall, the peach is front and center, and it's delicious. Great beer.

16oz can dated 6/30/22.

Pours cloudy yellow with plenty of spongy lacing and persistent retention. Peach in the nose with a hint of orange and pineapple. Medium bodied with a soft mouthfeel. Juicy peach with fruit cocktail on the palate with minimal malt or bitterness. Finishes very juicy with lingering peach.

 

 

 

 

16oz. can into a Founders snifter. Shared with schen9303.

Great color, head retention, and lace. Nose is citrus, Haribo peach gummies, cane sugar, and a touch of mango sweetness. Only moderately aromatic. Beer opens with huge candied peach notes. I get Haribo peach gummy, overripe peach flesh, and citrus in the back. There's a subtle but waxy bitterness going on in the background as well. Another sip yields peach skin and some pit bitterness but mostly just peach juice throughout. Body is light with moderate to ample carbonation. Fluffy on the palate and dry going down with a lingering, bone dry aftertaste. The body of these beers is always spot on.

Not much of a fan of fruited IPAs overall but this is actually quite good. Not overly sweet with an authentic peach presence.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

L - pours that classic Tree House shade of solid orange with a hint of pink. Medium rare. Glowing milky hue at the bottom of my glass with an oily, fluffy one-finger head. Sticky lacing with the top-most ring sticking the stickiest.

S - all the stonefruit. Obviously peach, in the form of sugary peach rings with a splash of peach puree. Lightly fruity flavors like watermelon, tangerine, and guava.

T - peach explosion up front. Vivid and vibrant, but features a hefty maltiness to keep this beer well-rounded. Grapefruit peel zestiness with a touch of flamed orange twist. Bitterness that stalks you while you're enamored with the peach fruitiness. Finishes thick and hoppy that makes you go "heahhhh" like exhaling after chewing mint gum.

F - full-bodied and an absolute joy to swish about the mouth hole. Creamy with some chalkiness toward the finish as the hoppy puree seeps in.

O - massive peach bomb reminiscent of Radiant. Though a little less shameless since it features more of that Haze backbone. Getting more bitterness than standard Haze, but it's a welcome addition since I feel that Haze can sometimes be muted. As always, love the peach. Keep it coming. Looking forward to trying Bigger Peach.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Picked-up a single can at Tree House in Sandwich for $6.30. Canned on date of 11/2/21. My two hundred and eighth brew reviewed from these guys. Liked this a bit more than Bigger Peach, just don't love peach as a beer flavor.

 

 

 

 

On tap at Tree House.

A - Opaque medium to dark golden orange color with frothy white lacing. The foam sticks on the sides of the glass like paste.

S - Intense peach and citrus aroma the permeates the nose. Overall aroma is juicy, thick, and intense.

T - Juicy peach and intense stone fruit blasts the palate from start to finish and lingers for a long time on the back end. Finishes on the sweeter side.

M - Thick and chewy with a little bit of initial burn on the tongue.

O - Pretty fantastic if you ask me.

Pours a hazy orange with a thin ring of white head on top and some scattered lacing. The smell of the beer reminds me of a peach smoothie. The taste is soft, fruity and creamy with little to no bitterness. The feel is ultra soft. Overall the smell is a tad perfumey but still nice.

 

Pours hazy, orange gold in color with 1/4 inch head. Taste is peach, mango, and wet hops. The peach does not jump as much as other Tree House peach added beers. Slightly bitter, heavy bodied, with moderate carbonation. Tried this side by side with Alter Ego Peach and this fell way below AE. I actually prefer Haze to AE, but perhaps the base batch of Haze was off. Also not as good as the Haze Guava I had a couple weeks earlier. I would get this again to see if it was just a batch problem, but a bit of a disappointment.