Thank You
Tree House Brewing Company

 

Had on tap. Pours hazy, pale gold in color with one quarter inch head. Taste is orange juice and a touch of grapefruit. Medium heavy body, moderate carbonation, bitter and juicy. Solid, ipa for Tree House. Great for other breweries but am not thinking I could pick this out of a blind lineup of their beer. Wouldn't get again.

16oz can dated 11/24/21.

Classic Treehouse presentation. Unripe peach and orange pith in the nose. Medium bodied with a soft mouthfeel. Pithy citrus on the palate with minimal malt and a firm bitterness. Orange and peach pulp. Finishes fairly dry with a firm bitterness and lingering citrus.

 

Great idea for the beer, indeed thank you to all essential workers who have kept society moving during such a hard time! Hazy yellow pour with a fat finger of white foam, decently foggy and thick lacing on the glass. Getting orange, pineapple, peach, and lemon with decent hops in the nose. Sharp citrus leads the taste the whole way, pineapple supports, mild even for a single ipa. Feel is bright, decently hopped, with a good backbone that never thins out.

From a 16oz can dated 11/24/21 into a tulip. This label has "Bus Drivers" on it-as in, "Thank you, bus drivers."

Pours an opaque orangish yellow with about four fingers of white head. Great retention and lacing.

Smells of big pineapples along with oranges and maybe a bit of peach.

Taste follows-pineapple juice bomb. Some citrus and a hint of bubble gum.

Very smooth drinking. Medium-bodied, soft mouthfeel. Medium carbonation.

Overall, great. TH makes better, but this is far above the average NEIPA.

 

5 week old can poured into a Teku glass.

Gorgeous, slightly-pale orange-gold coloring with a juicy glow to it. Massive head of soapy off-white bubbles, creamy and scoopable with wonderful, sudsy lacing. Retention is excellent, and a few swirls brings back another inch of foam. Fully opaque liquid except around the furthest edges. Poured extremely hazy and looks quite creamy in the glass — familiar squeezed juice look for a big TH IPA. Definite looker.

Amazing bubble gum, candied mango, and sweet citrus on the nose before I even get to the glass. Complementary notes of pineapple, nectarine, damp (but not overly dank) grass, and a twang of pine. That TH yeast is so distinct. This is my first of theirs in close to a year so that yeast is highly noticeable (in a good way). As the beer warms, the alcohol esters get strong and a starchy note takes hold.

More subdued on the tongue, but still very tasty. Leans tropical and stone fruit heavy up front, with a nice kiss of citrus. Semi-sweet with some balancing pith and mild bitterness late. Grassy again, this time with a little more dankness and some herbal, floral aspects. A little starchy and green in the middle, which is consistent with the floral and herbal notes but steals slightly from the drinking experience — besides that green bite, there’s zero other heat. Fairly dry and semi-bitter finish after starting out with just the right amount of juicy, fruity sweetness. Nice ruby red grapefruit kick late.

Luscious and smooth in the mouth. Not at all sticky but a little chewy and nicely substantial. Unbelievable coating on the tongue and teeth that makes the semi-sweet pithiness last forever.

Was a little worried that a fundraising beer would be a step down from TH’s usual quality, as I’ve seen that with a lot of other breweries. But this one is excellent.

Sweet orange juicy citrus and hoppy-dank nose on this one! Taste follows with a tropical fruity hoppy and orange-grapefruit citrus bitter finish. This definitely has that typical TH softness...great!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pours cloudy orange gold color with a whipped foamy off-white colored head that faded very, very slowly and left good foamy lacing. Smells of tangerine, grapefruit, pineapple, orange peel, lemon zest and lime, then graham cracker, floral hops, herbs and tropical fruit like mango. Well balanced but not dank smelling, yet still nice to inhale. It tastes like it smells but included the additions of fruity candy like Razzles, bubblegum yeast, tea leaf, mild peppery spices and buttery biscuit. It's very smooth and easy to drink, with mild carbonation and a light bitterness.