Prestige Cuvee
Tree House Brewing Company

L - pours a dark, ominous mango juice. Not the thick paint shade of orange seen in many heavily hopped TH IPAs, but this is a gorgeous sunset orange. Big head fluff that quickly dissipates, leaving craters behind.

S - mango is the name of this game. Fruity and sugary with hints of lime and pine.

T - bright peachy stone fruit and an almost wintergreen cooling mintiness. Orange slice candies, grapefruit rings (is that a thing?), and an general sugary sweetness that melds well with the fruit character. Minimal bitterness in flavor, but I can certainly feel it lingering behind.

F - on the lighter side. Thinner body than usual TH fare, but still liquidy smooth and with enough heft to keep me sipping.

O - sweeter Tree House beer that makes an excellent digestif. Or aperitif. Hell, I'll drink this whenever.

 

 

 

16oz. Can into a tree House pint.

Pours a 1 finger fluffy white head. Nice, thick, layered rings on the glass. Turbid, hazy, semi dark orange color. Nose is mango, citrus, and cane sugar. Sweet cream. Beer opens mango, overripe cantaloupe, and sweet citrus. Cane sugar and vanilla in the middle with notes of pineapple and clementine at the finish. Great balance. Not overly sweet with a huge tropical fruit bouquet. Body is light with moderate carbonation. Fluffy on the palate. Soft. Pillowy and semi dry going down with a short finish. Super drinkable.

This beer drinks like a throwback Tree House IPA. Pillowy, soft, great balance. Awesome!

 

This appears to be a collaboration of sorts with Coleman Farms, adjusting post-harvest processes for an enhanced result. Poured from a 16 oz can, packaged 2/19/26, into a Teku glass.

Pours a deep orange color, full-on haze, with an inch of white head. The head settles to a thin cap, leaving nice rings and sheets of lacing.

Orange, with some mango and perhaps stone fruit, light malts on the nose.

There is a nice punch of spiciness at the beginning of the sip, followed by a blend of orange and mango, a bit of malt sweetness, with a very pleasant, mild bitterness at the beginning of the sip that builds a bit on the finish.

Medium body, with a nice softness. Flavors linger a while after the sip.

A delicious NEIPA.

16 oz can

Pours an opaque burnt orange with a creamy off-white head. Great head retention as always. Leaves some splotchy lacing.

Aroma is a citrus hydrogen bomb vs. the coughing infant that is my sense of smell. Grapefruit, candied orange, lemondrop candy, and fresh orange juice. Lighter notes of mango and stone fruit.

The taste is straight up orange juice with some grapefruit pith, mango, pineapple, and graham cracker malt.

Medium-full body with low carbonation. Creamy and pillowy soft.

Yeah this is about as high-end as a hazy IPA gets. Maybe a touch too sweet, but otherwise a total flavor bomb with incredible drinkability.

Dark orange in color and definitely hazy! Head was medium thickness and left some superb lacing. Nose is sweet orange juice-like. Taste is also much like orange juice with a decent bitterness.

Pours a very hazy, nearly turbid orange color with a rocky, creamy oatmeal colored head that blankets the glass with thick ropes of lacing. Gorgeous NEDIPA.

The nose is crammed with tropical fruit aromas that include ripe grapefruit, bright mango, and fresh orange juice. This is like the greatest tropical juice box ever for adults.

The taste is likewise centered on tropical fruits, with the grapefruit providing a little bitterness that is balanced by the mango and fresh orange juice flavors, plus some sweet oats on the finish.

The mouthfeel is soft and creamy as expected. What a magnificent hazy this is.