Batch 6000
Tree House Brewing Company

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Poured into a 13 oz Teku glass canned on 8/4/23. Pours a very attractive hazy yellow with a two finger sticky white head that leaves massive patches of lace, with excellent retention. 4.75

Aroma is peach, mango, passionfruit, tangerine, cantaloupe, and apricot. 4.5

Taste follows peach, mango, passionfruit, tangerine, cantaloupe, apricot, and grapefruit in the bold lingering finish. 4.5

Mouthfeel is bigger than average, that insane soft Tree House amount of carbonation, not sticky or dry, and 8.3% huge flavor, but still very approachable. 5

Overall they did what the always do and made another insane NEDIPA. Yes you want to try this one. 4.5

 

Just more wonder-sauce from TH. Seriously though, so glad I pulled the trigger on this one. Near-ideal version of the NEIPA style with a beautiful murky pour, smooth and creamy mouthfeel filled with ripe fruits, just enough hop 'bite' toward the end. So balanced and simply delicious. Phenomenal.

 

 

 

Pours a yellowish cantaloupe flesh. White head, good retention. Honestly smells a bit like a brewery smells on a brew day with hop additions being made. To put my pinky out and nose to the teku, I get orange zest and peach on the nose. This is quite peach forward, lightly creamy, giving a slight vanilla flavor, dissipating with peppery citrusy bitterness. This is the best DIPA I've had from Tree House since King Julius.

Absolutely beautiful example of the NE-style IIPA, with excellent head production, nice lacing, and decent retention. A touch dark in color.

Juicy, tropical fruit-forward aroma with minimal herbal notes. A bit of a melange, with the dominant notes coming across as mango, melon, papaya, and orange.

Similar on the palate. There's a slight herbal sharpness, but the predominant notes are tropical fruit with a bit of citrus - not unlike a slightly boozy fruit salad. Slightly less prominent yeast expression than Tree House's typical IPAs. Surprising amount of bitterness (in a good way). Tasting notes include melon, mango, white grape, orange, grapefruit peel.

One of their best in terms of mouthfeel: absolutely creamy and soft, full bodied, while maintaining a noticeable bite.

From just about any other brewery, this would be among the best in their lineup. From Tree House, it's another phenomenal IPA that yet fails to standout from the rest of their massive lineup of phenomenal IPAs, both in terms of quality and flavor profile.