Bigger Peach
Tree House Brewing Company

 

Brewers notes : Bigger Peach is Very Hazy conditioned atop heaps of peach purée and freeze-dried peaches. This treatment concentrates the flavor profile and brings the most potent representation of our favorite stone fruit to the forefront of this offering. Pouring a brilliant hazy yellow in the glass, Bigger Peach carries notes of overripe stone fruit, fresh summer peaches, orange juice concentrate, and nectarines.

Can poured into a teku , hazy orange , one finger white foam cap , thin lacings

Aroma is juicy peach

Taste is peach, orange citrus , vanilla

Feel is creamy

Good beer

 

 

Poured from the can into a taster glass. Canned Dec 1st.

Creamy off white head, easily three fingers, thick capped and big retention. Nice orange to lemon yellow, opaque but not total custard bomb.

Sweet peach aroma, slightly hinting can like smell, but complimented with a nice herbal hop note. Light touch of vanilla and cream to mix nicely.

Deliciously balance palate. Rich and hop forward with mint and sage richness. Delicious hot peach with a creamy vanilla taste and texture. Superb finish, light astringency but with a leaf heat that cuts the sweetness perfectly.

Wow this is really dialed in nicely. Great stuff.

 

 

a: really nice matte golden orange color with some light caramel notes. 2 finger solid light tan head. great looking beer

s: huge peach note hits the nostrils. peach juice, fresh peaches, and peach sorbet. some mango and pineapple behind that, along with some creamsicle. a bit of sugary sweetness, which smells like peach cobbler. some honey crackers and orange juice with tangerines at the end

t: this follows the nose pretty well. huge punch of peach juice upfront. orange juice and faint grapefruit follow. creamsicle and ripe mango behind that. a faint generic citrus bitterness in here as well. peach cobbler notes as well as a noticeable nectarine presence. a touch of crackery sweetness at the end

m: fluffy, almost chewy mouthfeel with low-medium carbonation

o: this a really tasty beer. the peach notes are the protagonist, but they don't feel forced or fake. it's very smooth, and a very nice NEDIPA. absolutely gorgeous beer too

 

I sampled the Big and Bigger version of this variant back-to-back, so this review is mostly comparative.

There's more peach in the nose of this offering than there is in its little brother. Also, the peach sweetness last longer into the finish on this one than on Big.

I think that I'm partial to the base beers than these variants. But, they are quality efforts and will likely be enjoyed by anyone who prefers their IPAs on the sweet side.

 

 

 

 

Traditional Tree House looks and feel. Taste is too bubble-gummy for me.....but it's still a Tree House!

 

 

 

Enjoyed for bday present, 12/24/22