Peach Tart
Tree House Brewing Company

 

way outside of what i generally expect from these guys in terms of style, but a lovely beer executed to their highest standards, was quite impressed with this, super peach forward but also real clean and not over soured, more drinkable than most of its peers, and rather complex as well, delicious for summer! fairly clear and bright in the glass, a relaxed looking light orange tone, with great carbonation collecting into more head than these usually hold, pure white and wispy. the aroma is like peach ring candy and i am surprised at the up front intensity of the fruit, a definite perfume aspect to it but also juicy and ripe and real at the same time, its the boldness not the profile that raises an eyebrow. subtle pineapple too, jasmine floral character, white wheat malt, and crazy clean souring, not too intense, definitely a drink more than one kind of beer, mouthwatering and sort of playful to me. the flavor is equally appealing, bold and early peach and peach candy, yellow and ripe, a big sweet but drier later, hints of champagne, dandelion, and dried apricot, again a little perfume as it warms, lemony acidity is flattering, and its dry enough to almost seem salted or something, finishes quick and kind of out of the blue, very refreshing then, neat mineral composition doing that with the yeast, thirst quenching for being this flavored. the sourness is modest and super clean, like as minimal and dialed in as it gets, perfect level. the peach part is obvious and attractive, on the edge of being too much, would love to know more about their process with it, especially if it really is whole fruit and nothing else. the base beer has enough body and flavor for this to not be fruit juice, and i think overall its fantastic, ideal for the season. these guys showing some versatility in the brew house...

Look - clear golden color with a nice white head and slight bubble rim and lacing
Smell and taste - slightly tart peach juice
Feel - medium light body and carb, slight syrup
Overall - delightful

 

As described by Tree House. Wonderfully balanced tartness with really nice peach notes throughout. Long, dry finish on this easy drinker. Should have bought more than one pack.

 

 

 

 

Pours a hazy medium orange color, appropriate foamy head. Aroma is faint peach. Very pleasant tartness to it, very delicate peach flavor; great balance. Light acidity makes this work nicely. Overall a tasty tart beer.

7/18/23
16 oz can dated: Summer 2023
4 rating

 

 

 

 

This one is well-done. The peach is perfectly natural. The beer overall is extremely well-balanced, not too sour and not too sweet. I could drink this all day.

Canned 7/1/22. "So peachy" stamped on the bottom of the can

Back to the Tart series from Tree House, we have the peach variant, which sounds like a wonderful summer treat of a Berliner. I'll be interested to see how this one stacks up against the Strawberry Tart I had a few weeks back. Let's dive in

Pours a clear orange gold with 2 fingers of off white head that fades to a thin ring and leaves minimal lacing

Oh wow, that peach is vibrant and tart in the nose. I'm picking up on aromas of jammy peach, tart pineapple juice, orange jell-o, wheat bread, light peach candy, and nectarine

The taste matches pretty well, and the tartness is present but not overwhelming. On the front end of the sip I'm tasting sour peach, orange juice, pineapple, lemon zest, and bready malt. The swallow brings notes of sweet nectarine, jammy peach, tangerine, lemon zest, and wheat bread

A light medium body pairs with moderate carbonation, resulting in a tart and crisp beer. Finishes slightly sticky but it dries up eventually

Well it's not quite as good as the strawberry variant, but I enjoyed this a lot. A solid summer sipper