New Day
Tree House Brewing Company

 

 

 

Great well rounded dipa !

 

 

 

 

Tree House Brewing Co. "New Day"
16 fl. oz. can coded "KEEP COLD DRINK FRESH 05/03/22 05:16:13" and sampled on 05/27/22
$21.20/4-pk at the brewery on 05/12/22

Notes via stream of consciousness: It's poured a murky golden body beneath a thumb's width of white foam. I'm sure that the head retention and lacing will be better very good because that's always the case with Tree House beers. I'll be sure to update later if not. The aroma expresses sweetish and bready malt, oranges, and a little bit of orchard fruit. On to the taste... well, no surprise here, it tastes like it smells. It's very lightly resinous, and quite fruity. Orange seems to dominate followed by sweet berries, apple, nectarine, and a little bit of guava. The malt seems to include wheat but I'm not sure about oats. A firm bitterness balances it and along with some resin and a spritz of alcohol it finishes dry leaving resinous, grassy, and earthy notes behind. I like the way that it's sweet and fruity upfront, becomes more open and complex across the middle, and then dries out so easily in the finish. This is far different than the heavier palate wreckers that Tree House is known for, and a little different than the other ones that they do in this vein. It's simple, if I can say that, and very charming. It's quite flavorful but it's also refreshing, and fairly quaffable. I could definitely drink two of these versus one of some of their more in your face beers. In the mouth it's medium to medium-light in body but it feels solidly medium in body because of all the extra proteins. The carbonation is lightly prickly leaving it crisp but not sharp. You know, I haven't even thought about what hops might be in this... ? I'm guessing Mosaic because of the berries. The orange could be coming from a few choices but Amarillo seems probably, as well as Citra. I don't know, I'm probably way off base. In the end it's a great beer in my opinion.
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16 oz can poured into a tulip pint glass. Pours a hazy/opaque orange with a fluffy off-white head. Good retention and lacing. Aroma and flavor feature orange juice, lightly bitter candied citrus rind, ripe tropical fruit, peach, creamy wheat, and a hint of dank onion/garlic. Mouthfeel is smooth, creamy, and hides the 7.8% abv well. Overall this is a fantastic (D)NEIPA.

Canned 3/31/22. “Kofimania!“ stamped on the bottom of the can

Nearing the end of my latest batch of Tree House reviews, we have another new beer from them. I only have this and the highly sought after Truth left to review from this run, but I might have to wait for a special moment for that one. In the meantime, let’s crack this one open

Pours a hazy burnt gold with 2 fingers of soapy white head that slowly fades to a thin cap and leaves decent lacing

This one feels more tropical than usual in the nose, while balancing these fruity notes out with a firm bitterness. I’m picking up on aromas of overripe cantaloupe, white pepper, crackery malt, pineapple, earthy mango, weedy/grassy hops, and orange zest

The taste doesn’t quite match the balance struck in the aroma, but it’s still just as good. On the front end of the sip I’m tasting tangerine, crackery malt, peppery hops, pineapple juice, grassy hops, and light mango. The swallow brings notes of grassy hops, earthy mango, crackery malt, orange zest, overripe cantaloupe, and earthy mango

A medium body pairs with gentle carbonation, resulting in a chewy beer that is equalized by the bitterness. Finishes neutral but maybe a tad sticky

This is one of their most impressive newer beers for sure. The balance is wonderful and it’s quite refreshing. I’ll definitely have to pick this up again

 

Pours ultra hazy, pale gold in color with one inch head. Taste is clementine, starfruit, and melon. Medium body, moderate carbonation, slightly bitter. Very tasty ipa. Nice smoothed out Spring. Would get this again.