Parfait
Tree House Brewing Company

Sent my direction by @WunderLlama during the madness of NBS BIF #16.

Pours a chalky pale orange. Nice solid looking finger of white head. Recedes to a scattering of fuzz and a decent bit of lacing.

Sweet up front with a rich bouquet of tropical fruits. Mango and almost a creamy sweetness that's got vague hints of peach and real banana.

Flavour is also quite rich. The tropical expression is more papaya here, including some of the greenness you can get with a less ripe one.

Smoothe soft body with a blanket of carbonation and a dull earthy pulse of bitter hops to the finish.

THanks for sending this along, Maynard!!

 

 

 

Canned 9.7, opened 10.14 poured into a treehouse tycoon glass

Brewers Notes: Building on the success of Rainbow, Parfait utilizes the same base of ultra-pale pilsner malt and layers heavy doses of Galaxy, Nectaron, and Simcoe on top of this clean base. Pouring a beautiful yellow color in the glass, Parfait carries flavors and aromas of fresh guava juice, tropical fruit salad, and sweet clementines all propelled by a velvety and smooth-drinking body. Pour yourself a tall glass and sip it slowly—you have earned it!


Hazy pale yellowish orange liquid capped by a one and a half finger frothy white foam cap sticky lacings good retention

Aroma is citrus, orange

Smooth, flavorful hops, slight hop nibble on the finish

Good beer

 

Pours slightly hazy, gold in color with one quarter inch head. Taste is big fruit bouquet, Ambrosia, and peach. Medium body, moderate carbonation, bitter. Nice Tree House ipa, drinkable but not stellar by their high standards. I prefer Ambrosia but good.

 

 

Poured from a 16oz can stamped DESSERT BEER 06/13522 to a Nonic glass at fridge temp.
There is a very opaque yellow body sitting below a ¾ inch white head. Lacing is pretty medium and works all the way to an empty glass.
The aroma is musty citrus.
Taste is similar- clementine or tangerine rind and flesh, but the finish is quite dry.
Medium mouth feel for Treehouse, thick for many other juice bombs.
Pretty good. I would not consider this a dessert beer. Drank on a muggy 88 degrees as my 1st beer of the day it seems just right.

 

 

 

 

It poured yellow color with a nice 2 finger head that left good foamy lacing, and smelled of tropical fruit, a blend of citrus fruits like grapefruit, tangerine, orange peel, lemon zest, pineapple and guava mixed with a sweet malty backbone that carried some biscuit, caramel and mild floral notes. Another smooth IPA from Tree House that went down easy.

Tree House Brewing Co. "Parfait"
16 fl. oz. can coded "ENJOY WITH YOUR LOVE 04/15/22 05:01:04" and sampled on 05/25/22

Notes via stream of consciousness: It's poured a very cloudy golden body beneath a finger's width of white foam. The aroma is limited but there is some orange and otherwise tropical fruit there. On to the taste... much better fruit-wise! The malt is sweetish and basic and I'm finding hoppy notes of tangerine, passionfruit, berry, peach, guava, and grapefruit. A moderate to median bitterness balances it and it finishes dry with some earthiness, a touch of pine and resin, and some lingering strawberry. In the mouth it's medium bodied and smooth with a delicate, fine-bubbled carbonation. The head has held up well and it's left some beautiful lacing about the glass. All in all I have to say that this is a great, easy drinking beer with a sweet fruitiness upfront and across the middle that somehow comes out balanced and mainly dry in the finish.
Review #8.007

A - Pours a hazy golden orange with a thin white head. Tons of soapy lacing.

S - Aroma is tangerine, mango and guava.

T - The taste is tangerine, guava, mango, lemon, white pepper and a lingering hop bitterness.

M - Medium body with medium carbonation. Creamy mouthfeel with a pillowy soft finish.

O - Another winner from Tree House.

Cloudy light orange with a finger of yellowed head. Moderate retention and solid lacing.

Tropical fruit medley in the nose with orange citrus, guava, strawberry and jungle flowers.

The taste follows pretty closely with a definite touch of cream added to the mix. A light touch of hop burn adds some bitterness to the finish.

Medium bodied and lightly creamy with modest spritz-like carbonation.

Very tasty, appropriately-named beer. Definitely gives fruit parfait vibes.

 

 

Sweet tropical hoppy, slightly malty, and tropical fruity nose on this one! Taste follows with a tropical fruity and hint of citrus bitter finish...some earthy bitterness starts to dominate the backend as it warms. This is not as soft and full-bodied as most Tree House hazies, but it's still a nice and tasty switch up from them. Good stuff!

 

Canned 4/15/22. “Enjoy with your love“stamped on the bottom of the can

One of Tree House’s newest beers right here. I believe there’s a few beers in this Rainbow or color series (whatever they wanna call it) that are all relatively new additions. It’s cool to see them adding new lines. Let’s see what this one is all about

Pours a hazy pale yellow with 3 fingers of soapy off white head that slowly fades to a cap and leaves decent lacing

The nose here is bright, but in a weird way that’s also kinda sweet and earthy. I’m picking up on aromas of tangerine, orange juice, sweet bread, peppery hops, funky guava, and light pineapple

It goes in a bit of a different direction in taste, actually leaning into that yogurty, custardy parfait vibe. On the front end of the sip I'm tasting sweet orange, tart pineapple, pie crust, lemon custard, light earthy hops, and mango. The swallow brings notes of orange juice, doughy malt, guava, underripe mango, peppery hops, and light bubblegum

A medium full body pairs with gentle carbonation, resulting in a rich beer. Finishes neutral but thick with a slight twang of bitterness to offset it

I have to give this one credit for being different for Tree House and the style. Not one of my favorites but pretty damn good

 

Great look of dense golden hues. Smells great and maybe a bit earthy/yeasty. The taste is a bit reserved and bitter. Tried to let it open but it still had a great taste but a bit earthy. The feel is staple tree house and did leave a slight aftertaste. Good beer overall but expected a bigger pot of gold if this is a rendition of rainbow which was a bit better.