Tree House Brewing Company - March 2015

When you wish upon a star....

 

Available in 16 oz cans:

SAP (American IPA - 7.3% ABV) - We are super excited to have Sap in cans! It pours beautifully in the glass with a meringue like-head revealing a pungent fresh hop aroma. Notes of papaya, melon, grapefruit, and young mango give way to a spicy dank finish making this one hard to put down. A soft but saturated beer loaded with hop flavor! We love this beer!! ($3.75/can) *** Limit six cans per person ***

Available for growler fills:

SAP (American IPA - 7.3% ABV)

MORE TO COME....

 

Looks like they're canning Eureka with Citra as well, although not sure when it will be available

 

Are you looking through their window?

 

Either through their window or on their Twitter

 

Available tomorrow. Per Twitter: Will update the on tap page later tonight w/limits, etc. but yes both Sap and Eureka cans available tomorrow.. !

 

Looks like I'll be spending more than I had planned tomorrow. and

 

I've been looking in the window all day. No, per TH Web site...

SAP (American IPA - 7.3% ABV) - We are super excited to have Sap in cans! It pours beautifully in the glass with a meringue like-head revealing a pungent fresh hop aroma. Notes of papaya, melon, grapefruit, and young mango give way to a spicy dank finish making this one hard to put down. A soft but saturated beer loaded with hop flavor! We love this beer!!($3.75/can) *** Limit six cans per person *** (~70 cases)

EUREKA w/CITRA (American Blonde Ale - 4.1%) - A flavor packed blonde ale, Eureka w/Citra explodes with notes of citrus on the nose and the palate, and finishes cleanly with light bits of cracker malt. Someone forgot to tell it that it's only 4.1% alcohol. A beautiful and delicate little beer, and perfect in the can! ($3/can)*** Limit eight cans per person *** (~140 cases)

Available for growler fills:

HAZE (Double IPA - 8.2%) - Our Double IPA! We constructed this beer around hops we currently have plenty of access to, allowing us to re-brew it on a (relatively) consistent basis. We smell a ton of orange on the nose, with complimentary notes of peach and passionfruit. The flavor is similar with a blast of citrus fruit & orange quickly followed by spicy grapefruit, and earthy dankness. A lingering but pleasant saturated hop oil finish awaits. . . . A real juice bomb of a beer. (750ML - $10 | 2L - $20) ** Limit 1 2L or 2 750 ML ***

EUREKA w/CITRA - (750ML - $7 | 2L - $14) *** Limit three total bottles w/up to 1 2L ***SAP (750ML - $7 | 2L - $14) ***Limit two total bottles w/up to 1 2L ***

 

Damn a hoppy day tomorrow

 

well that line-up turned around fast

 

And the line at the door has started

 

Humans or coolers?

 

What time do folks start showing up for 5 pm opening? I'm a TH newbie and was thinking of trekking from Woburn tomorrow. What should I expect?

 

got there at 3:40 last thurs and was about #12.

 

If you are filling growlers (hint: get the Haze!), you're better off getting their earlier if you are in a hurry. Get your growler order in first (Link here) then line up for cans. With the cans, there should be plenty to go around for Thursday night (on the Sap, ~70 cases should provide the first 280 people who want cans the ability to get them)

With the growler limits being 1-2 bottles per person, and multiple taps of each beer available, I don't think anybody will be waiting a terribly long time.

 

Thx for the tips guys --- tomorrow's a go.

 

Now I'm confused. If I have a ticket in for growlers I have to wait in line for cans? I can't grab my cans when I pick up my growlers when they've been filled?

 

When Tree House opens that day there are two lines. One for cans and one for growlers which are the order forms.

Once the can line is finished then they sell cans at the bar where you get growlers. You can pick up your cans when your growlers have been filled. Just tell one of the pour girls what you want when you grab your growlers.

So it all depends on what time you come where you get cans.

 

Okay, that makes a bit more sense. Thanks!

 

I dig the Sap label.