Double Rainbow
Tree House Brewing Company

Poured Double Rainbow from a 16oz can to a tulip glass. A fluffy white head dissipated slowly, leaving behind a rocky lacing on the glass. The beer is a hazy golden-yellow-green with big juicy notes on the nose of pineapple, guava, and passion fruit. Taste follows the nose closely, giving a plethora of tropical fruit on the front with a velvety hop bite on the finish. Body is medium for the style with a medium amount of carbonation. Easy drinker, even if simple. Cheers!

 

a: super hazy burnt orange color. some matte copper and gold as well in there. 2 finger frothy white head

s: big punch of sweet Tree House melon upfront followed by tangerines, clementines, and peaches. strawberry kiwi and guava follow along with creamsicle ice cream. mango sorbet and pineapple juice with a faint hint of sugary malt. very smooth aroma

t: creamsicle and mango sorbet upfront. sweet pineapple and orange juice follow. sweet cantaloupe and honeydew with passionfruit and peach cobbler. some sweet sticky malt at the back as well

m: chewy, medium mouthfeel with low-medium carbonation

o: absolutely fantastic beer. great example of what i consider a NEDIPA to be. tropical and sweet, but balanced. dangerously drinkable

Pours cloudy gold color with a 2 finger thick head that faded slowly and left really nice foamy lacing coating the glass. Smells of ripe oranges, red grapefruit, tangerine, mango, candied sugar, caramel, buttery biscuit, pine cone, faint pineapple, yeast and peppery spices as it trails off. Tastes very similar but has a lot more juicy citrus and tropical flavors that includes papaya, dry chalky yeast, lemon, pineapple, starfruit, fresh cut grass, tea leaf or coriander, piney or floral notes, and a lot of earthy accents that seem to come from a generous amount of dry hopping. This was well balanced and hid the ABV well, going down quite easy.

Fully hazy maize under a creamy thick off-white head.

Shortbread vanilla Julius with a little peppery accent within a fluffy body that finishes powder dry while exhaling a resinous fume.

 

Basketball orange haze. Nose is pineapple and pomelo. Taste is rich tropical fruit salad, slightly under ripe pineapple, and a gentle pine astringency. Fluffy mouthfeel. Lingering notes of resin and bubblegum. Well balanced and very pleasant.

 

 

 

@WunderLlama sent this my direction during NBS BIF #16.

Pours a pale chalky light orange. Not as opaque as some I've seen, but it's real opaque. Nice fluffy pile of foam sitting on top. Nice lacing as well.

Nose presents with orange with maybe a touch of mango/papaya, some pineapple, and a little bit of yeast.

Flavour is underripe fruits up front and some rich twisty veins after that. Some star fruit and papaya and pineapple. A pleasantly bitter aftertaste that doesn't overwhelm. Dry finish.
A decent hazy. Randomly, I decided to try some out of the can as well as out of the glass, and I think it actually benefits from being kept in the can. Huh. *shrug*

Thanks Maynard for sending this along!!

 

 

From a 16oz can dated 11/11/22. A lovely DIPA with nice dankness on the nose. Bitterness on the finish was notable but not excessive.

Form a 16oz can dated 11/11/22 in to a weizen glass. Can message: "Ignore the man behind the curtain"

Pours a light brownish yellow with about one and a half fingers of white head. Great retention and lacing

Smells of pineapple, fresh cut grass, and sweet citrus juice.

Taste is light juice with a strong grassy, piney bitter backbone. Bitterness decreases on warming.

Medium to full bodied. Soft, creamy mouthfeel. Medium carbonation. Bitter aftertaste.

Nice beer. Love the bitterness...maybe a bit too bitter.

 

 

 

Nothing too special but solid.

Picked-up a four-pack of cans at Tree House in Sandwich for about twenty one dollars. My two hundred and eighty first brew from these guys. Good beer.