JJjuiceee Project - Peacharine
Tree House Brewing Company

Bright supper hazy yellow pour with a substantial creamy white head that leaves lovely lace. The nose is very peachy. Flavor includes peach, but not exclusively. There's also plenty of citrus, melon and pineapple, and there is a wonderful sweet-bitter balance to this beauty of a DIPA.

In Rhodes

Excellent hop juice again

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

This smells, well peachy, with lots of stone fruit, some lemon, pineapple, and melon, and just a touch of bitterness.

I really tend to like Peacharine hops, it seems like. There’s tons of creamy, peachy, and citrusy goodness here, with a light but pleasant spicy bitterness.

This is creamy, and quite drinkable, with a smooth finish.

Tree House IPAs are really the only ones in the style that I ever get excited to drink anymore. They’re not the only ones I like, but the only ones I look forward to, really.

 

 

 

 

L - creamy, opaque, straw yellow with a frothy off white head that sticks around, leaving a good amount of lacing behind
S - peach, orange, papaya with some piney, resinous hops
T - follows the nose - peach, orange, and some mango up front with piney, slightly bitter hops in the mid palate, finishing with papaya and slight pine
F - full bodied with moderate carbonation. Soft. Juicy
O - a solid NEIPA from TH, though maybe a little standard fare

 

 

 

 

16oz can dated 9/18/23.

Pours cloudy gold with an inch of white head. Moderate retention and lacing. Peach, mango, cotton candy in the nose. Medium bodied with a soft mouthfeel. Juicy and lush on palate with minimal malt or bitterness. Mango, orange, peach. Finishes ripe and tropical.

Clean taste with just a slight bitterness in the aftertaste.

 

 

From a 16oz can, dated 09/21/23. Served in a spiegelau IPA glass.

Pours an opaque dull orange with a scant finger of creamy, cream-colored head. Retention is middlin’ poor, leaving a creamy collar and a rousable but slippery spattering of lacing.

Nose is fruity-yeasty but not especially robust. Aroma of peach pie and then something more like a wine cooler.

Taste is juicy without any significant bitterness. Tasting underripe peach/nectarine flesh, tangerine, lime, white wine and wood ash. There’s a bit of fusel character but otherwise a fast, clean finish. A little watery if truth be told.

Feel is clean and juicy, relatively thin bodied with fine, bright carbonation.

Overall, a mixed bag. I found the flavour to be about as interesting as an out of season supermarket peach or, more likely, the water it was washed in. Also, there was a little fusel in the aftertaste, which is a new thing in TH NEDIPA’s, I guess. OTOH, I drank the whole can so maybe I should just shut up. And you’d never guess that the abv was 8.7%, so there’s that.

 

 

Huge fan of so many NZ hop varieties, and this one is really nice as well. Slightly dry & grassy, with notes of white grape juice and stone fruit. Palate is soft and relatively mild; juicy and citrusy throughout, with a touch of bubblegum sweetness.