Peaches & Dream
Tree House Brewing Company

8.31.23
“Live well”
16oz can poured into a tree house will I becher

Pellucid orange liquid topped by a a soapy white one finger of foam , spotty lacings , settles to a thick layer

Aroma is peaches, vanilla

Taste is peaches and vanilla

Smooth , gentle hop kiss on the finish

Good beer

 

 

L - thick, hazy mango juice with a beautiful gradient that lightens up toward the bottom of the glass. Looks great held up to light. Jiggly head that quickly dissipates to a thin frothy layer, but holds strong with melty lacing.

S - the faintest whiff of peach up front, then total vanilla domination. Not sure how the peach mixes with the 'nilla in the next section, but it's a little... tart on the nose? Lemon meringue pie, strawberry creme savers, and fresh, almost herbal, vanilla bean.

T - much more balanced between peach and vanilla. Sways back and forth as vanilla wrestles with sweet peach cream and hoppy bitterness. There's a bit of an industrial or medicinal plasticity to it. Kiwi, cereal, and orange sherbet, just like it says on the tin. Finishes with lupulins in the back of my throat, tingletizing the far reaches of the ol' mouth hole.

F - at first appearance it's lighter, but the booze quickly transforms it to a thicker, low carb slickness helped along by the nilla.

O - as the nose suggested, the peach honestly doesn't mix great with vanilla. This beer feels divided and the vanilla tastes... off. It's hard to rate this fairly because it's not great by TH standards, but it's still a dang tasty brewski. A bit rich, but otherwise drinkable and thankfully balanced by actual hops, otherwise it'd be a milk bomb.

 

 

 

16 oz can.

Pours a muddy orange gold color with a finger of fluffy white head. Pretty good retention. Leaves a crown of lacing around the top of the glass.

Aromas of fresh peach and vanilla cream. Not much else here but that shouldn't be unexpected. The vanilla is absolutely the dominant note here.

The flavor is exactly the same. No depth. No complexity. Just peaches and vanilla. Exactly as advertised.

The feel is medium-full bodied with low carbonation. Pillowy soft, creamy, and smooth. No alcohol presence whatsoever.

Overall, this is a good NEIPA. It's fruited and has a metric ton of vanilla added. It might not be for everyone but it comes as advertised. You wanted something else? You picked the wrong beer.

 

 

Very similar to Peaches & Cream, with a tad more alcohol,, to no surprise. Certainly tasty but very driven by the vanilla. If you like this style, it is extremely well made.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Picked-up two cans at Tree House in Sandwich for about fifteen dollars. My two hundred and twenty ninth brew from these guys. This is outstanding.

Pours hazy, milky orange gold in color with one quarter inch head. Taste is big peach and vanilla soft serve ice cream. Heavy body, sweet, with moderate carbonation. Excellent neipa but I prefer Peaches & Cream. The vanilla here is not as fresh tasting. I prefer Bigger Peach as well.