Very GGGreennn
Tree House Brewing Company

 

 

 

Pours completely opaque yellow orange with a thick head that holds its shape like steamed milk. Smell is unmistakably Green. Taste is very pineapple forward. Regular Green has this too, but it's much more prominent in VGgg. The bitterness is stronger than I remember, which is good - my one criticism the last time I had this was that it was a touch too sweet for my taste. Mouthfeel is typical for a Treehouse DIPA.

An outstanding beer.

 

 

 

a: murky, creamy, orange color with a 1/2 finger off-white head that fades pretty quickly.

s: orange and mango sorbet. sweet melon and caramelized orange zest. sweet lemons and some creamy peach notes. crackers and guava. strawberry kiwi and passionfruit. some faint sharp pineapple more citrus crackers at the end. juicy aroma

t: juicy oranges, clementines, and apricots upfront. behind that is creamy mango and sweet pineapple juice followed by a kiss of grapefruit bitterness. some of that crackery note i'm picking up in the taste as well. guava and loads of sweet melon. creamsicle ice cream and a hint of resin

m: fluffy, creamy medium mouthfeel with moderate carbonation

o: high ratings are absolutely warranted on this. amazing beer. fantastic example of what this style of beer should be. not one flaw. delicious, smooth, and balanced

 

Pours a perfect hazy orange-yellow color, very dense, perfect foamy head. Loads or orange citrus in the nose. Flavor is waves of citrus. Very sharp hop bite, despite being a month old. Very juicy, with a lasting hop bitterness, but not a west coast bitterness. Just an overly hopped bitterness. Perfect carbonation creates a creamy texture. Overall a very good DIPA, a little to bitter for me.

8/1/23
16 oz can dated 6/29/23
4.25 rating

 

From a three-week-old can stamped THIS BEER GOES TO 11, pours a densely hazy deep yellow-gold. Big white head leaves thick lacing. Smell hits while pouring: pineapple, citrus and resinous herbs. Taste follows, fruity and resinous, with a decent hit of bitterness in the finish. This is a huge beer and massively enjoyable.

 

 

 

 

Pours a pale, translucent yellow; dirty yellow and cloudy in the glass; thick head; off-white, dense and spongy; semi-creamy texture; spidery fingers and webs of foam cling to the glass. Somewhat weak nose; green herbs, soft biscuit; indeterminate earthy esters. Smooth, grainy taste with a sublime bitter undercurrent; mild oat; zesty hop bitterness; very low-key earthy fruitiness, subliminal pineapple and grapefruit. Heavy body; smooth and velvety; semi-juicy; light to moderate dryness component.

Billed as 'An American Double IPA' on the label, this beer is nowhere near as intense in flavor or feel like so many others. Instead, there is a respectable balance and nuance at work. The drinkability of the beer if pretty phenomenal. There is nothing harsh or brash about the taste or mouthfeel, just glorious smooth and tasty vibes of the hazy-persuasion.

Pouring temperature: 45 °F; canning info: VERY GGGOOD 05/05/23
Source: @tasterschoice62