Curiosity One Hundred Forty-One
Tree House Brewing Company

 

 

Pours a big, two+ finger head, slightly off white, surface pocked my an array of tiny bubbles, wispy lacing. The liquid is a standard yellow, quite thick looking and totally opaque. The nose is cleanly dank, nothing really deep, tobacco leaf, peach, mango, fruit with a slice of pineapple, the malts come across as firm and toasty, more round and enveloping than incisive. Medium-bodied with a firmness which increases the pacing across the palate. Carbonation to me is above average but just a bit. Fairly clean here too, melon, guava, pineapple, apple fruit, no bitter bite. Light dankness. Smooth and fluid, feels nice crossing the tongue. Vague vanillin accents. pleasing lifting sensation at the end. I am not finding it horribly complex but is easier to drink than many brews from Tree House. (Canned 4/11/24)

 

 

 

16oz can dated 4/10/24.

Pours cloudy gold with plenty of spongy lacing and persistent retention. Dank weed and garlic in the nose. Medium bodied with a soft mouthfeel. White grapes, papaya, melon on the palate. Finishes with minimal malt or bitterness and a lingering dankness.