Project Find The Limit #10
Tree House Brewing Company

 

 

Pours a very hazed gold with a pinky of tight eggshell colored head. Rings of lacing & above average head retention

T: Tons of tropical fruit & peaches, plus limes & leafy hops once warm

T: Tangerine, lime, dryness, & passion fruit & a touch of vanilla up front, some green melon as well. Tangerine, lime, grassy hops & green melon as this warms, some papaya & passion fruit, plus dryness & pineapple acidity. Finishes with pineapple acidity, tangerine, lime & a little grassyness

MF: Medium body, super creamy carbonation; fantastic balance

Super drinkability, I like these a bit sweeter, but a minor nit pick

This one pours a very hazy golden orange, with a small head, and lots of lacing.

This smells like orange, mango, marijuana, sweet hop oil, pine, and grapefruit.

This is super juicy and just loaded with sweet and dank hop oil, and a pleasant soft bitterness. There’s orange, mango, and grapefruit, mostly, in the juice department.

This is light bodied, creamy, and rich, with a good drinkability.

The couple of beers I’ve had in this series have all been pretty tasty.

 

Picked-up a four-pack of cans at Tree House in Sandwich for about twenty two dollars. My two hundred and seventieth brew from these guys. Canned about a month ago, did not love.

 

Has Lupulin oil in it which is a huge plus, but it has way too much. Then again, if it didn't, it wouldn't be "Find the Limit"

 

Sticky white lacing from a head that settled pretty quickly, yellow haze standard looking color. A little booze off the nose, but mostly hop aromas, ripe fruit, tangerine, resin, pine, onion. Taste is hop oil, grapefruit peel, still a little of that onion note, a little booze in the background. Honestly, this could be the hoppiest beer I've ever had, just in the pure, hop oil, resiny way it drinks. Creamy big mouthfeel, really good overall.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Poured from a can at fridge temp. Pours a murky and creamy orange with off-white head. Good lacing. Looks thick!! The nose is wonderful. Apricot, papaya, crab apples, orange, resin. The taste is amazing. Hoppy and sweet, mixed together in the perfect way. The wonderful fruit from the nose is here - mango, apricots, pineapple, oranges. The hoppy pine note dances perfectly beside the sweet fruit. There is definitely a dirty, earthy note, along with a nice floral note. Mouthfeel is creamy. Alcohol is not detectable. Overall, great IPA.

16oz can dated 6/10/22.

Pours cloudy gold with a half inch head of white. Moderate retention and lacing. Pithy grapefruit in the nose with pineapple skins. Medium bodied with a soft mouthfeel. Grapefruit, unripe peach, and orange pith on the palate with some balancing malt. Finishes fairly bitter and pithy.

One month old. Can to wine glass.

L: Pours a full and hazy yellow with a pillowy white head leaving lots of lacing. No floaters.

S: Sweet, hoppy and slightly boozy. Heavily fermented citrus and stone fruits.

T: Overripe citrus and stone fruits, especially tangerine, blood orange and apricot. White grapes as well. Sweet, zesty and bitter.

F: Full and juicy. Strong hop bite. Low carbonation.

O: Not as good as number 9, but not far away from it either. Might be my favorite TH series. Great look, great taste and overall just another perfectly crafted IPA from TH.

 

 

 

Canned on 6/9/22; consumed on 7/8/22

Pours a turbid, almost milky mango-gold body topped with three fingers of dense, fluffy, eggshell-white foam; great head retention yields a half-finger of creamy cap along with a moderate collar to match and comprehensive tapestry of webby lacing caked across the walls of the glass.

Aroma opens to resounding peach and a slight mango follow-up; a green onion peak highlights a ripe, vegetal stank as meandering notes of wet dill become enmeshed in sweet orange pulp, fresh grapefruit juice, and waxy lychee for an eccentric fusion of resinous variety.

Taste offers passionfruit sporting edges of pineapple as green onion sprouts into the mid-palate; peach zest and wet moss largely cut the oncoming vegetal overtone as softer shades of unpeeled garlic clove linger through the back end of the profile before tangerine enlivens a more tropical finish.

Mouthfeel shows a medium body and a fluffy, moderate-high carbonation; silky grit washes over a soft hop twang, leaving a slight, juicy brightness over the mid-palate and subtle, resinous glide easing over a minimally bitter back end.

A brightly resinous base overwrought in a domineering, vegetal sheen, the burgeoning eccentricities produce hop character in brilliant excess; a true torrent of texture handled with thoughtful expertise.

Poured into a 13 oz Teku glass canned on 6/9/22. Pours a gorgeous hazy yellow with a finger sticky white head that leaves thin streaks of lace with excellent retention. 5

Aroma is papaya, mandarin, passionfruit, cantaloupe, a hint of white grapes, and apricot pretty spectacular. 5

Taste follows papaya, mandarin, passionfruit, cantaloupe, white grapes, and apricot pretty insane. 5

Mouthfeel is above average, not sticky or dry, soft gentle creamy carbonation, and at 9% massive flavor but goes down insanely easy. 5

Overall this I couldn’t find anything I would change, perfect! Cheers all 5

 

Drank from a 1 pint can purchased at Tree House Brewing Company, Charlton, MA
06/08/22
Served in a teku

The beer poured a completely opaque and fairly milky looking glowing yellow hue. A two-finger tall mass of creamy, bright white foam topped the body and slowly dropped to a thin film. Thick clumps of patchy, streaky lacing stuck along the glass and lasted until the drink’s end.

The aroma was fantastic. Super fruity and complex. Tropical fruits came through big time. Loads of honey drizzled mango and guava. Ripe peach notes were apparent as well. Touch of papaya too. Quite sweet but still nicely balanced. As the beer warmed, some dankness appeared. Juicy orange notes were also detectable.

The flavor profile mimicked the nose. Uber hoppy and intense. Big tropical fruit presence. Honey drizzled mango led things off. Good dose of ripe peach too. Juicy pineapple notes appeared in the center. The hops turned more oily and bitter as the beer moved along the palate. Pithy grapefruit rind-like notes rounded things out in the finish.

Excellent creamy, frothy, full bodied mouthfeel. Fluffy and slick on the palate. The liquid contained a super fine, zippier-than-average effervescence that worked perfectly for the style.

Project Find The Limit #10 lives up to its description as being Tree House’s most hop saturated beer to date. At $27 a four pack, this was definitely the priciest IPA I have ever purchased, but it was well worth it.

 

 

Canned 6.9.22,opened 6.25.22, poured into a tree house teku

“Hops on hops on hops”

Can Notes: Fortuitously, we have arrived at number 10. Curiously, we did not plan for this. And graciously--we'll take it!

Now a distillery, coffee roastery, farm, cidery, brewery, and experience, we have the same child-like wonder for the brewing sciences that we did beginning in a kitchen many years ago.

Project Find the Limit No. 10 not only represents the most recent and most intense of our hoppy beer offerings, but at its core represents the very spirit of Tree House Brewing Company. There is an insane amount of lupulin oil in this can.

At Tree House we often say that we are never satisfied, and at Ten Years, with the weight of our history behind us, we feel more inspired by what the future holds than ever.

Murky pale orange liquid capped by a two finger soapy off white foam cap , very good retention, settles to a pencil thick layer , lacy lacings

Aroma is tropical , pineapple , whiff of juicy fruit

Taste is tropical, pineapple , hint of peppery spice on the finish

Smooth , hop nibble, no bite

Good beer

2022-06-25
16oz can served in a big snifter. Can is dated 06/09/22. Another surprise from @WunderLlama in a ninja strike possibly associated with NBS BIF #15.

Pours a totally murky whitish orange with about a centimeter of dense creamy head that fades into a thin skin with a foamy ring. Smell is powerful and and lovely. Hop resin and ripe tropical fruit. A little boozy.

Taste is similar. Powerful hop resin and leafy green bitterness, undercurrent of tropical fruit. Fruit skin bitterness, too.

Mouthfeel is full and a little chalky. Overall, very good. I'll admit Tree House knows what they're doing with this style.

 

 

 

Canned on 06-09-22.

A - Opaque pineapple orange color with dense creamy white lacing.

S - Juicy, pithy citrus with pineapple, and alot of spicy citrus rind.

T - Pithy, juicy pineapple, sweet graprefruit, peppery citrus rind, and lots of residual citrus spice.

M - Big body that's silky smooth and chewy with slight warming on the way down.

O - This is prety fantasic.

 

Hazy yellow pour with a thin white head. The smell is of resiny pine. The taste is just loaded with pine and dank tropical fruit. The feel is smooth, almost creamy. Overall a very good hoppy Bomb. Pretty awesome.