End Of The Rainbow
Tree House Brewing Company

 

 

 

Had on tap at Sandwich. Pours milky hazy, gold in color with one quarter inch head. Taste is mango, orange juice with tree bark. Medium carbonation, bitter, heavy body. Best of the series. Earthy, bark flavor on the finish distinguishes this. Not a must get it every time but good.

 

From a 16oz can, dated 02/03/23. Served in a spiegelau IPA glass.

Pours a murky, milky-pale, thick-appearing orange with two fingers of lush, super-soft, dense head. Retention is excellent, leaving a thick, foamy cap and a blanket of tattered lacing.

Nose is OG Tree House i.e., that peachy-bubblegum-yeasty thing. But picking up a lot of heavy orange juice in the aroma, too.

Tastes like every Tree House DIPA I’ve ever had, blended together and concentrated. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Fuck knows if I can tell anymore. Tasting… do I really have to do this? I mean, it literally tastes like every kind of fruit I could care to name and, hell, maybe you could think of a couple I don’t know but, anyway, left out in the sun on the front seat of the car on a hot day and then composted in a plastic bag. That, plus it's raw and boozy.

Feel is thick and juicy, a doughy body but well carbonated. Gritty, raw, boozy.

Which all makes it sound like I don’t like it but, fact is, I’m a total slut for this shit, this… I can’t say ‘style’ because it’s a complete caricature of an IPA, even of a NEDIPA. God help me, I can’t stay away from it, I can't leave it alone, but I’m so ashamed and so should Nate be. Enough already! Uncle!

 

 

 

 

Look...The intensely murky yellow straw head with plenty of white foamy head.
Smell...Orange Mango overripe peach and a pungent whiff of the house yeast with a hop citrus underneath
Taste...A big hit of mango orange juice with never too much sweetness. The complex nature of the taste comes through with the rotating flavors coming seamlessly. Bitter and sweet swirl to a perfect balance
Feel. ..a sound quality of the beer giving fullness but never heavy with plenty of lacing
Overall...This beer is so damned good...If i hadn't had a ton of awesome beers from these guys I would be blown away, The bar is so high with Tree House. This beer is Excellent and well made

 

Typical treehouse yellow bright color, white head with nice creamy lacing. Smell is dank, sticky mango, guava, orange. Taste is sticky sweet fruit, prune, orange, mango, with oily hoppiness in the finish and some warming booze notes as well. Pillowy mouthfeel, a little slick on the feel from the booze as well.

 

Traded for this the other night as I had no idea what this beer was until I looked up the ABV% on here. Yeah, there's no indication of this on the label as the rainbow was a giveaway and the supposition that this would be at the end of it. If you love Tree House, you'll enjoy this brew although it didn't break any new ground with me as it was quite sweet and easy to enjoy on a cool night such at this one.

Hazy and golden this was, as it looked like so many other of their offerings that I've had over the years. The mountainous head of foam took forever to settle as the lacing left behind was in the from of deep, seeping rings that bled down to the one below, as they nearly seemed to cover all of my glass. Melon, candied sugar, Pale Malt, and a hint of wheat filled the muted nose as the taste was quite sweet up front and much more dank in the back. Creamsicle, deep orange blossom floral notes, tropical fruit, and an earthy bitterness underneath that filled the palate as this was easy to sip but a slow sipper once this fully warmed up and the heft completely kicked in.

Not very oily, the malt gave this a lot of body as this was quite cloying on my lips and the lack of overt carbonation allowed the stickiness and flavors to linger for quite a while. Dated 8/13 with "TOM LIKES THIS BEER X3" written above it, this was a fun beer that was nicely complex and drew me in from the get-go. A lingering sense of gumdrops and deep forest leaving me wanting more, and to find the pot of gold the next time around...

 

 

 

 

 

16oz can dated 5/31/22.

Pours milky yellow with a half inch head of white. Moderate retention and lacing. Peach, tangerine, mango, and pineapple in the nose. Medium bodied with a soft, fluffy mouthfeel. Big juice on the palate with minimal malt or bitterness. Orange, peach, pineapple, mango, and grapefruit. Finishes fairly dry with a big wave of tropical citrus.

 

 

Canned on 5/31/22; consumed on 6/18/22

Pours a turbid, milky pale gold body capped with three fingers of fluffy, soapy, white foam; fantastic head retention leaves ¾ of a finger of creamy cap, a massive, frothy command climbing up to walls of the glass to meet a vast, chunky array of webby lacing.

Aroma wafts ripe Sauvignon Blanc must sporting a passionfruit zing, with underlying overripe papaya meeting orange zest over the middle as mango peel sweetness absorbs a catty dank closing the bouquet.

Taste brings a catty dank engaging passionfruit zest upfront as soft, bready malts find a musty, bubblegum yeast intertwined in the profile; bright Sauvignon Blanc must peaks over the back end, leaving peachy zest and tropical resins washing over the finish.

Mouthfeel offers a medium body and a subtle, moderate carbonation, resoundingly juicy in texture while sporting a resinous glide over the mid-palate and a quiet bittering sneaks through the back end, leaving a boggy, saturated character lingering through the finish.

White wine sheen glosses over deeply imbued tropical saturation in steady contrast to the dank, catty resins prevailing over time; another lush and evocative hop profile from Tree House.

 

 

 

a: super hazy gold and yellow color. a touch of light brown at the edge of the glass. 3 finger frothy vibrant white head

s: apricots and tangy pineapple. mango, a hint of dank earthiness, some sweetness. a little raw hop aroma and orange zest. lots of strawberry kiwi and some creamsicle ice cream

t: very smooth. creamsicle ice cream and pink starburst. under-ripe mango, pineapple, and orange juice. strawberry, kiwi, and blueberry cobbler. a bit of a bready backbone

m: lighter side of medium, pretty chewy. low carbonation, but has a touch of syrupy sweetness

o: interesting beer here. it's mellow, yet tangy. very tropical, yet has some of the sweetness you'd expect from a DIPA

Muted orange haze. Nose is sweet, slightly creamy citrus. Taste is a burst of fruit salad followed by a restrained, slightly floral, wave of resin and pine. Finishes w/ a smack of tropical bubblegum. Distinct lingering bitterness. Pillowy mouthfeel.