Liquid Green
Tree House Brewing Company

 

 

 

 

 

Fin the description, this should be a hopped-up version of Green, using liquid Galaxy. So I'm comparing it side-by-side with Gggreennn.

It pours a bit darker than Gggreennn, leaning towards light orange compared to the more yellow Gggreennn, but apart from that the two beers look very similar. The nose is very similar too. LG sometimes appears a little more vegetal than Ggg, but that comes and goes - there's really very little to choose between them.

LG is a more bitter than Ggg - actually it seems slightly "bigger" all round, and maybe a touch more "raw". LG is also more heavily carbonated. Ggg feels a little more polished somehow. A lot of this might well be because the LG is very fresh - the canning date is only five days ago - whereas the Ggg is about 4 weeks old.

The mouthfeel is one area where Ggg is definitely superior. While Ggg feels soft and almost creamy, LG feels a little less uniform somehow, as if it's a mixture of two liquids of slightly different viscosities. The higher carbonation seems to emphasize this.

Overall, it's an excellent beer, and I'll be interested to see if giving it another week to mellow out will improve it further.

After the slight disappointment of Sphere, with Liquid Green Treehouse hits it out of the park. While I still prefer Gggreennn, it's very close, and I'll be very happy if this becomes a regular brew.

 

Never simply settling for greatness, TreeHouse hopes to up the ante of Green with liquid Galaxy hop lupulin to elevate the unique tropical and vinous qualities of the ale through these unique hop technologies.

Extra pulpy, densely gold and caught in a pastel depth with a matte finish, the off-pudding pour releases a dense swath of ivory foam for a richly situated session. But then its juicy, tantalizing and irresistible fruit aromas spring forth with the vibrancy of exotic citrus, berry and tropical fruits but with its own curious herbaceous bouquet. Creamy, surly and tangy in taste, the fructose-laden initial flavors offer a near fruity tartness that evokes teeth-churning behavior in the very first sip.

And as the taste blooms across the middle palate, its fruity secrets are revealed. Bready sweetness begins to drift while the tropical fruits rise to the forefront with pineapple, mango, apricot and valencia orange. With full hoppy saturation mounting on the tastebuds, the acidity of ripe passionfruit, grape, lime and grape turn to a dry sherbet flavor for complexity and charm. Not to be outdone, the smooth bitterness shares sharply acidic tones with an undertow of green tea, fresh grass clippings and cannabis.

Working both the creamy and dry segments in mouthfeel, the beer remains juicy while trending crisp, clean and juicy with pine resinous. Finishing with a sappy-sweetness, the beer's overwhelming hop complexity seduces the palate and easily makes the tastebuds forget about the preferred bone-dry character of IPA of the paste.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Had a single draft at Tree House in Sandwich for eight dollars. My three hundred and twenty fourth brew reviewed from these guys. This is fine, but not an improvement of the OG.

 

 

 

Pours ultra hazy, gold in color with one quarter inch head. Taste is big oily, piney hops with pineapple and kiwi. Heavy body, moderate carbonation, bitter. It is kinda like a slick, west coast Green. Can really tasty the oil. Good beer but not an improvement on the original classic.