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Tree House Brewing Company

Can pour at Treehouse Boston

 

 

 

 

 

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

This smells like juicy ruby red grapefruit, orange, melon, and piney hops.

This is really light and dry on the palate, in a great way. There’s an herbal and piney dry bitterness to this, with grapefruit pith, melon juice, orange, and a touch of marijuana.

This is lighter bodied, clean, crisp, and finishes really dry, imploring you to take another sip.

This isn’t the complete chicken soup juice bomb that the style sometimes demands, and it’s all the better for that.

Had a single draft at Tree House in Sandwich, Massachusetts for about nine dollars. My three hundred and fifty second brew from these guys. Very solid LAB.

Taste is off on this one not smooth at all Beneficiaries of Chance 10th Anniversary is the pale ale to get. There were 4 of us at the brewery and all of us agreed even the clerk at beer counter.

 

Thirst-quenching and light on its feet.

 

Had on tap at Sandwich. Pours slightly hazy, gold in color with one in head. Taste is dank hops, pale malt, with lime and light lemon. Light body, moderate carbonation, bitter. For the style, this is fantastic. Nice and light but plenty of dank flavor. Happy to have on draft probably goof without a four pack.

 

 

 

Excellent head production and good retention. Body is a light lemon yellow hue, and while quite hazy, not entirely opaque and less pulpy/turbid than what you might expect from Tree House.

Bright and herbal aroma. Notes of mango, papaya, tangerine, straw, and kitchen herbs.

Crisp and lively on the palate, but still creamy - not quite as full-bodied as their IPAs, but as a 5.2% ABV APA, it shouldn't be.

Tasting notes are nice, with a blend of tropical and citrus fruit hop expression, but it lacks the sweetness of a heftier brew. Borders on crushable. Refreshing and nice for Summer.

This is an excellently crafted beer, but there's a reason that this kind of hop expression is normally found in higher ABV brews, where the body can buoy the hop flavors with more backbone and sweetness. It's not quite as watery as a session IPA, but it has a similar effect.