Breakfast Juice
Tree House Brewing Company

 

Canned 3/22/24. Barely hazy deep gold body with clarity under two fingers of fluffy white foam; very good cap retention; medium heavy lacing; solid ring. Nose is peach and tropical fruit. Taste follows with mango and orange in the mix; alcohol well hidden. Medium body; moderate minus carbonation; no astringency. Overall, it tastes like a semi sweet kid’s juice box; it’s juicy without being full or fluffy; good but not my favorite from Tree House.

 

 

Pours a deep yellow color, perfect head. Light aromas of tropical fruit. Flavor is tropical fruit juice - all of them. Perfect carbonation and texture. Overall - delicious. Doesn’t drink like a 9% beer, very flavorful. Would buy again.

10/1/23

 

 

 

Holy cow this is wonderful. Strong hints of tropical punch (guava, peach, papaya, banana, strawberry, mango) Pours hazy and a little foamy, thick, pink in the glass. (Looks and smells like juice)

Tropical mix masks the alcohol taste. You would never know how strong it really is. Dangerous and delicious!

 

 

Not just meant for nightcaps anymore, Tree House brings triple IPA to the breakfast table with a guava, peach and mango infused hazy ale that's sure to brighten the day before calling for a quick nap.

Peaking through a milky golden haze and a rising ivory froth, Breakfast Juice teases the nose with candied fruit, citrus, tropical fruit, light herb and a tinge of alcohol spice. With its sweeter and richer early palate, the initial taste is creamy with shortbread, honey and cereal.

As the tropical and stone fruit medley provides a fruit cocktail flavor on the middle palate, a host of hops pack a wallop of valencia orange, pineapple, red grapefruit, passionfruit, papaya, pawpaw and apricot all wrapped in a cocoon of and candied cantaloupe for a full flavored session. An eventual trend toward alcohol spice, light bitterness and herbal complements gives a balance to the session heading into finish.

Full bodied, creamy and plush throughout the palate, the ale finishes on the sweeter side of bitter-sweet and trending more malty than dry, the session is flavorful, impactful and rounded while forgoing refreshment, dryness or crispness. A medium-long aftertaste of mudded citrus peels, gin-like spice and candied hemp keeps the flavors going early and often.

The beer looks very juice like when poured from the can. Very hazy and murky looking. The head that forms is 3 finger, white, frothy and fluffy looking. The head retention is quite good. There's some decent lacing on the glass.
The aroma is quite juicy as expected. Tons of guava and mango shines through in the aroma. I also get some peach in the aroma.
The flavor really starts off mellow. The hops and juice hits in the middle and linger the rest of the way. The mango and guava start it off and it finishes peach.
The body is so full, soft, and juicy. I can't ask for more in the body. This beer doesn't feel like 9% at all.
This beer is quite a treat. It's also dangerous because it doesn't drink like 9% and goes down way too easy.

 

 

16oz can dated 2/13/23.

Pours cloudy gold with an inch of white head. Moderate retention and lacing. Pungent aromatics with peach, candied pear, papaya. Medium bodied with a soft mouthfeel. A bit tacky. Pear syrup, peach, mango, and faint strawberry on the palate. Finishes juicy with minimal malt or bitterness and fairly dry for the style.

I will start by saying that if I had seen this at the brewery, I would have bypassed it as fruit juice in beer has always seemed gimmicky to me. But one very generous WunderLlama sent me this so I drank it.
Rather glad I did too, this isn’t my cup of tea but it is extremely good.
Poured a tinted yellow orange with an almost yellow head that never got to more than a centimeter in height and left copious lacing.
The aroma I almost smelled, which is rare for me- a bit like fruit juice. Go figure.
The taste is all about the fruit. Peaches are tangerine and guava and maybe some bubblegum ( surprised me too! )
The feel belies the opacity, no filter needed. Smooth and soft and far, far too easy to drink.
The ABV was so well hidden that I would never have guessed it was 9%.
This is a tasty beer.

 

Brewers Notes: Breakfast Juice is a companion beer to Breakfast Shake! A Triple IPA brewed with guava, peach, and mango pureé, Breakfast Juice is a more potent and focused experience that eschews the use of milk sugar. Pouring a beautiful orange color into your glass, it carries intense notes of juicy fruit bubblegum, mango gummies, clementine, apricot, and peach with a pervasive yet pleasant hop character throughout. Breakfast Juice is a hugely enjoyable beverage whose flavor profile is derived from simple ingredients working in harmony with our refined Triple IPA brewing practice. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

Four pack purchased at tree house Tewksbury, dated 2/14 opened 3/19, poured into a tree house tiki

Hazy deep orange liquid capped by a creamy one finger off white foam cap , good retention , settles to a solid layer and grasping , cloaking lacings

Aroma is juicy fruit gum, tropical fruits, bubble gum

Taste is tropical fruits, bubble gum, juicy fruit , peach, orange juice, melon, hint of mango

Smooth, juicy, low to medium sudsing the 9% abv is very well hidden

Amazing beer, smells good, tastes great , unbelievably smooth TIPA

Picked-up a four-pack of cans at Tree House in Sandwich for about twenty four dollars. Canned on date of 2/14/23. My three hundred and second brew from these guys. Absolutely delicious, very expensive. Would love to try fresh.