The Biggest One
Tree House Brewing Company

Large, 3-finger white head. It dissipates slowly leaving pockmarks as it shrinks. Some minor streaks are left on the glass. The liquid is milky, giving the light-brown color a beige tint.

From afar, I smell plenty of piney hops. Up close, the aroma is far more vegetal, but not weedy. Very strong, wet green hop aroma. No notable malt.

The taste features a bready, pale malt base. The strong bittering hop comes in quickly, but it is not too harsh. The body and carbonation are both slightly above average. The finish is rather one-dimensional with a straightforward, bitter black peppery hop flavor. Longer aftertaste with only a hint of alcohol warmth.

 

 

Pours a hazy amber golden color with a nice head and lacing
Aroma has generous tropical and citrus hints
Taste has a very well balanced tropical and citrus flavor
A medium bodied well carbonated beer
A great NEIPA

 

2024-04-12
16oz can served in a Monhegan pint glass. Can is dated 3.26.2024. From @Roguer in NBS BIF #18.

Pours murky amber, whitish-orange, medium sized creamy head, settles slowly into a thick uneven cap. Light amount of active carbonation. Smell is right up my alley. Green, hop resin, floral without being sweet. Lemon zest.

Taste subtly but undeniably boozy, strong rind flavors across the spectrum, resin bitterness, unconventional but quite tasty.

Mouthfeel is rich and creamy, moderate to high chalkiness that I often experience with NEIPAs but Tree House seems to accentuate. Overall, really nice.

Pours a ruddy orangish straw color with a finger of head. The nose is earthy, herbal and citrusy. The citrus carries over to the flavor profile and is accompanied by a grainy quality and piney bitterness. The mouthfeel is resiny and the body is hearty relative to other offerings.

 

 

 

Poured from a can into a snifter
Appearance – The beer pours a super hazy orange amber color with a thick head of off-white foam. The head has a great level of retention, fading over time and leaving a moderate sum of streaky lace on the sides of the glass.
Smell – The aroma is massive of hop. There is a heavy herbal and floral hop smell mixed with tons of pine and some notes of earth. Other sweeter aromas of light tropical fruits and a bit of caramel are there as well. Notes of fresh cut grass and green vegetation mix in there as well, and with a nice bready base, a very robust and highly enticing aroma is produced overall.
Taste – The taste starts out with a thick bready malt flavor with a touch of orange and tangerine citrus and some light caramel malt sweetness. The hop is huge from the start with tons of herbal and pine mixed with a bit of grapefruit. As the taste advances the grapefruit fades, while some light earthiness and some grass and hay join in. There is a touch of peach and apricot that join the sweeter citrus, giving a touch more sweet. At the same time there are some light spice flavors of pepper and coriander as well as notes of grain and some rye. A little bit of warming alcohol joins in at the end, leaving one with a slightly more dank and delicious taste to linger on the tongue.
Mouthfeel – The body of the brew is super thick with a rather low carbonation level. Very nice for the triple IPA style and the dank hop flavors.
Overall – A rather fantastic brew overall. Definitely one to search out.

 

 

 

 

Pours a supremely hazy orange color with a frothy, creamy white head that coats the glass. Beautiful TH hazy. The nose is flush with mango, pineapple, papaya, and tangerine aromas.

Mango is forward on the taste and absolutely delicious, with pineapple and papaya following for an exotic twist, and tangerine and a nice oat flavor at the back of the palate. Wow.

Big, chewy, creamy mouthfeel on this howitzer of a NETIPA. Yet another fantastic beer from the hazy masters.

 

Canned 3.16.23 and 'welcome baby maple' printed on the bottom

Poured at fridge temp into a weizen glass

Pours pure pale oj with a generous eggshell colored head. 4.25

Aroma is strong and hardcore dank hops with a touch of fruity sweetness. 4.25

Slight alcohol burn, hoppy and fully ripe stonefruit dominate leaving little for anything else. 4.25

Body is boozy, full and thick, especially for a TIPA, low to moderate carbo and smooth finish. 4.25

Overall a nice full heavy hitting beer! 4.25