Peachling
Tree House Brewing Company

Drinking out of a Tree House snifter.
Pours a moderately hazy light orange with a medium head.
Smells fruity.
Good thick mouth feel.
Tastes strongly of peaches.

Canned 01/21/26. Aptly named, this pale ale screams peach on the nose and palate. All with a very pleasant hoppy, bitter finish. Terrific flavor for a 5.2% abv.

 

Hoppy beer gave me man tits but this one tastes like a young peach pretty refreshing not overly hoppy like some treehouse beers

 

 

 

 

Creamy head, hazy pale peachy orange color

Nose juicy citrus, tangerine, peach, stone fruit, candied citrus, light malt

Taste citrus, tangerine, orange, grapefruit, big juicy peach and stone fruit, little pith, light malt, sweet notes

Mouth is med bod, med carb

On draft, on site, 18oz pour in a willi becher-style pub glass.

Pours a milky pale orange with two fingers of soft, creamy suds. Retention is excellent, leaving a tattered sheet of creamy lacing.

Nose is faint and it's a chore teasing out any particular aroma - a sort of soda bread breadiness and peach pie if you were to put a gun to my head.

Taste is dry with an aspirin-like astringent bitterness and doesn't so much not follow the nose as makes me rethink what it was I was smelling, to whit baking soda biscuit, fuzzy peach skin, orange pith and crushed aspirin.

Feel is clean, drying, medium bodied with ample fine, prickly carbonation. A powdery astringency to finish.

Straddles the line between APA and IPA and, in fact, anywhere else, it would have definitively toppled over the line. But by TH norms it's way soda biscuity-dry rather than their NEIPA fruity-juicy. Although I do have the distinct impression of having had peach skins in my mouth.