Twilight Of Autumn
Tree House Brewing Company

One of Tree House's fall seasonal beers. Poured into a Sensorik goblet, can dated 11/12/25.

Pours a rich, bright orange color with full on haze. One inch white head, dense foam with very fine bubbles. The head settles in to a thin ring and thin foam on the surface. Leaves some good sized patches of lacing here and there.

Fragrant mixed tropical fruit salad, citrus. The aroma almost jumps out of the glass. There is also a note similar to mint, some spicy hop resinous notes. Smells delicious.

Very bright flavor. Pineapple with other tropical fruits blended in, also citrus notes. There is a mild but firm bitterness on the finish that is reminiscent of orange or grapefruit rind.

Medium body, softness on the palate, typical of Tree House hazy IPAs.

An outstanding effort from Tree House, I have had this one in prior years and was very impressed to try it again, glad I did. This will be a yearly purchase for me.

 

 

 

 

From a 16oz can dated 11/13/24 into a tumbler pint glass. Can message: Keep Cold Drink Fresh

Pours a thick, opaque brownish orange with about two fingers of slightly off-white head. Great lacing and pretty good retention.

Getting a bunch of oranges on the nose. Balanced out by dank herbs, grass, earth and a bit of lemon and pineapple.

Citrus, lemon zest, pineapple and earthy dankness flavors. Really complex beer flavor-wise.

Soft, creamy, thick, full-bodied mouthfeel with a dry finish. Low to medium carbonation. Balanced juicy/bitter aftertaste.

This is a great TH beer. Feel like it's better than what it's rated so far.

Pours cloudy gold with a 2 finger foamy off white colored head that faded very slowly and left excellent lacing. Nose is on the mild side with red grapefruit, tangerine, lemon zest, herbs and faint floral notes. Flavor is just as much floral as it is citrusy, with grapefruit, lemon zest, tangerine, yeast, tea leaf, lime, honeydew melon, biscuit, fresh cut flowers, coriander and peppery spices. Medium levels of carbonation and bitterness, it hides the ABV well and goes down nicely.

 

 

 

 

Pours a heavy hazy yellowish golden. Great head retention, Orange zest on the nose. Definitely citrus forward in a way that I remember galaxy being back when I first tasted galaxy. I get oranges, with some green onion and vegetal bitterness. It's not the most complex DIPA but it's certainly one that packs a pleasant punch.

 

 

 

 

 

Had on tap at Charlton. Pours ultra hazy, milky gold in color with one third inch head. Taste is big pineapple, kiwi, and starfruit. Medium heavy body, moderate carbonation, slightly bitter. Very similar to Very Green. A bit more bitter and a bit more starfruit but good beer. Not sure if I would get again versus Green but good.

 

Picked-up a four-pack of cans at Tree House in Sandwich for about twenty two dollars. My three hundred and thirty fifth brew from these guys. Good, not great for me.