Tree House Brewing Co. (August 2015)

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  1. Evmo31

    Evmo31 Initiate (0) Feb 3, 2015 Connecticut

    And still more to come. Looks like J and AO were 60bbl batches. Does anyone know how many big fermenters they have now?
     
  2. slengteng

    slengteng Initiate (0) Apr 9, 2014 Massachusetts

    I'm curious about this too. It looked like they got at least two new ones in July based on twitter. I'm wondering if the output is about to start increasing again shortly.
     
  3. TmaveTebow

    TmaveTebow Zealot (744) Sep 3, 2013 New York
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    More to come on growlers! What's it gonna be?? This lineup could be epic
     
  4. skleice

    skleice Maven (1,271) Aug 6, 2015 Connecticut

    Looks like cans and GM will still be on for Friday imo. Wonder what will be added for growlers. Curiosity?
     
  5. eb1610

    eb1610 Savant (1,227) Jan 3, 2014 Massachusetts
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    I'm guessing some sort of dark beer
     
  6. Evmo31

    Evmo31 Initiate (0) Feb 3, 2015 Connecticut

    Two 60s right? Does that put it at 4 now? If they are able to pump out two 60 bbl batches every week that would be amazing. Even more amazing that they sell out every week. Maybe @DigitalNate can shine some light on this for us, if he has the time of course, i am not sure he even has time to sleep with their brew schedule lol.
     
  7. Short-Pour

    Short-Pour Initiate (0) May 29, 2015 Connecticut

    Just had two cans of green from the last batch. I noticed a little more bitterness as well. I will have to keep a can for side by side against the next batch.
     
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  8. HeavyDandtheGirls

    HeavyDandtheGirls Pundit (785) Mar 7, 2014 Massachusetts

    How early it too early to show up on a Turdsday ? I will be coming through around 3 on Thursday, should I grab lunch then head there? Or delay until closer to 5?
     
  9. slengteng

    slengteng Initiate (0) Apr 9, 2014 Massachusetts

    I don't know, but in July there was a tweet that Curiosity 20 was a 20bbl batch and the last batch on their two 10bbl fermenters. I would assume the 10bbl ones were replaced with bigger ones but I didn't see any mention of the exact size.
     
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  10. Evmo31

    Evmo31 Initiate (0) Feb 3, 2015 Connecticut

    Grab a sandwich and eat it there while you wait. Bring a cooler, or growler carrier, claim your spot in line then sit down on a picnic table and eat lunch there. If you show up at 3 or 5 the amount of time you have to wait will be similiar. Probably a little longer if you show up at five, also i bet they will open a little early today.
     
  11. jhavs

    jhavs Grand Pooh-Bah (3,587) Apr 16, 2015 New York
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    Any idea or guess on what "a little early" means? My brother in law is planning to stop on his way from NY-NH this afternoon.
     
  12. HeavyDandtheGirls

    HeavyDandtheGirls Pundit (785) Mar 7, 2014 Massachusetts

    This will be my first visit with cans available, is there anything I need to know about logistics to get both cans and growlers fills?
     
  13. RuckIt

    RuckIt Pundit (940) Apr 29, 2008 Massachusetts
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    Last Friday they opened 20-minutes early. At #50 in line we got our fills and out the door at 5:20.

    The growler line & can line are the same thing. Before opening they'll come around with the numbered growler order forms - fill it out and they'll collect them in order. They only take 30-40 before opening, so you'll probably have to hold onto your ticket and your glass when they open the door - the entire line will file in and you'll get your cans. Just follow the person in front of you and you'll be fine.
     
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  14. JGLittle

    JGLittle Pundit (897) Mar 24, 2012 Massachusetts

    I think today is going to be bananas. GM and Julius on at the same time with a chance to walk out with 12 cans as well? Maybe I am a jaded vet at this point, but get ready for some craziness.

    Not that the crew can't handle it, but its going to be busy.
     
  15. RuckIt

    RuckIt Pundit (940) Apr 29, 2008 Massachusetts
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    Considering they pushed around 500 people through the line yesterday without growler fills available... yea, I'd say that today is going to be nuts. I'd guess 650+ tonight, so if you want Good Morning - better be there tonight or before opening on Friday!
     
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  16. Hophead717

    Hophead717 Initiate (0) Oct 21, 2011 Massachusetts

    Key to managing the madness is being aware that arriving at 7:30pm will almost certainly get you the same full allotment that arriving at 1:30pm will. Unfortunately, I have to miss it, but that'd be my call for tonight.
     
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  17. skleice

    skleice Maven (1,271) Aug 6, 2015 Connecticut

    This is my plan, Sir.
     
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  18. scotv

    scotv Initiate (0) Jan 8, 2013 New York

    Speak for yourselves. I'm already in line with 50 other people.

    But on a serious note there is more than enough of everything to go around but that won't stop people from arriving hours before they open. Some people prefer to do their waiting on the front end while others do it on the tail end. Either way you work it, the juice is worth the squeeze with such a glorious return today.
     
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  19. SenorQuesadilla

    SenorQuesadilla Crusader (482) Jul 18, 2014 Connecticut
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    This makes a big difference with cans, but in my experience (and a commonly heard refrain in line) on a night like this your growler wait will generally be about the same whenever you come.
     
  20. adventurtons

    adventurtons Initiate (0) May 30, 2015 Connecticut

    Every time i've gone the growler wait is around an hour. You get a good mix of people who are just there for cans and those that are for both.

    What I'm curious about is if they will ever go for liquor on premises? Seems like the perfect location to do so. Could have the fire pit, the pond, games, food truck etc. Only hesitations would be how to handle the logistics. To me they would almost need a separate building just for grabbing drinks and the way the lots work would have to be adjusted to meet the needs of people who stay for a couple hours just to hang out.
     
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