Autumn
Tree House Brewing Company

 

 

Canned 11/7/22. “Enjoy every day“ stamped on the bottom of the can

This is one from Tree House that I’ve been meaning to try for quite some time now. So I’m glad it was in the mixed case I picked up over the weekend. Plus it’s been a good year for Galaxy so I’m sure this will be even better. Let’s get into it

Pours a hazy pale gold with 2 fingers of creamy off white head that slowly fades to a cap and leaves nice lacing

It’s a bit more citrus forward in the nose than is typical for them. I’m picking up on aromas of orange zest, tart peach, papaya, bready malt, lime zest, floral hops, and light grass

It takes on a fuller and even slightly boozy vibe in taste which is quite nice. On the front end of the sip I’m tasting orange juice, underripe mango, bready malt, resinous hops, line zest, lightly tart peach, and white pepper. The swallow brings notes of bready malt, orange marmalade, white pepper, grassy hops, overripe cantaloupe, weed, and a touch of booze

A medium body pairs with gentle carbonation, resulting in a bright and effervescent beer. Finishes mostly dry with a nice little boozy hit to sweeten things up

This one is quite different from many other TH beers, and it really works for them. Great stuff

 

 

 

Highly underrated. What a surprise.

 

 

 

 

Poured into a 20 oz tulip glass canned on 9/13/22. Pours a very attractive hazy yellow orange with a 2 finger sticky white head that leaves a wall of thick lace, with amazing retention. 4.75

Aroma is peach, mango, apricot, and a little grapefruit rind. 4.25

Taste follows peach, mango, apricot, and a little grapefruit bitterness. 4.5

Mouthfeel is above average, soft gentle carbonation, not sticky or dry, and at 8.2 % it goes down really easy. 4.75

Overall another excellent NEDIPA from the best at making them. I highly recommend . 4.5

 

"Make Like a Tree and Leaf - 10/25/21"

First time having this one - really nice pour out of the can hazy/usual appearance, erring on the side of yellow-er with foamy head and decent lacing. Creamy mouthfeel but just a punch of flowery hops and oats. Something nutty on the nose, which is nice, almost hazlenutty, to go along with the usual citrus and tropical notes that you'd expect. Really good stuff

 

10/25/21 dating on the bottom of this tall, 16 oz can...purchased at the source in Charlton, MA.

Classic great looking TH hazed/juiced/clouded NEIPA pour.

Mild assorted tropical fruit sniff.

Delicious creation, waves of tropical fruit goodness, with mango, melon, and ripe pineapple notes shining thru.

More mighty fine brew from TH...go get some

 

 

10/14/21 Canned 9/13. Smooth, easy drinking, chewy. 8.2% ABV well disguised. Hazy w/ creamy head. Wet grass. Well done. Want more.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can dated 11/24/20
yellow hazy appearance with a fluffy white finger sized head. soapy lacing.
aroma of peach and wet grass, some grapefruit and citrus
taste is tropical and citrus like and kind of resinous
mouthfeel is sticky semi sweet with a dry lingering bitter, prickly tongue finish. It pretty chewy.
Overall it's well balanced between sweet and sticky and a bitter finish. Vey easy drinking and tasty.

Winter is coming 11/24/20
Opened and reviewed on: 12/26/20

A bright yellow and golden haze liquid, classical NE style lush white foam cap and fat lace.

Oats and prime Tasmanian hops being a unique and luxurious style Xfactor in my mind.

Incredibly juicy and smooth feelz, the body and texture is only slightly water effect but the level of silky smoothness certainly makes it a fun ride.

Pine>earth>citrus peel>acorn bitterness and dank mango style fruity chunkiness.

Unique with rad complexity, much too easy to drink even with it's rather sharp edges.

 

Decanted from a 16 oz (473 ml) can into a Tree House goblet; canned 11/24/2020, code WINTER IS COMING.
A: Pours an opaque, orange-yellow color with a one to two finger, foamy, white head, solid, sudsy rim retention, and complex, but somewhat soapy, rings of lacing.
S: Aromas of navel orange, peach, and grapefruit predominate with caramel and pine notes. The nose is a melange.
T: Semisweet. Flavors definitely mirror the nose with a real melange of the fruit and better defined caramel. Solidly, but very well balanced bitterness.
M: Medium to full bodied with solid carbonation. Creamy and smooth.
O: Autumn is a nice Imperial IPA. Delicious, but treat it with caution: it drinks so smoothly, the 8.20% ABV may not be evident until its too late.

 

Consumed: 12/4/20
Canned: 10/22/20

“TRAINING WHEELS ARE ON!”

I am so fortunate to be living even to rely close to this company. Autumn is exactly what you expect from TH. A throw back to your traditional Galaxy hops w/ a TH juice twist. A dark orange haze, with a heavy oat/nut flavor.

 

 

From a 16oz can dated 10/22/20 into a pint glass. Message on the bottom of the can: "Training wheels are on!"

Pours an opaque pale brownish yellow with about one finger of white head. Moderate retention, great lacing. tons of tiny particulate matter in this beer-almost makes a cloud on the second pour.

Smells of oranges, grapefruit, pineapple and some other tropical/citrus fruits. Expected the smell to be a little stronger than it was. Edit: As the beer warms, it gives off a mild marijuana aroma-also present in the taste.

Bitter flavor dominates with some juice in the background. A bit of citrus acidity, but not off-putting.

Soft, wet mouthfeel. Strong bitter aftertaste. Slightly below average carbonation.

Overall, this isn't the best beer I've had from Tree House but it still knocks the socks off of most other (NE)DIPAs.