Tree House (2021)

Looks good… how will such little parking work?? There’s definitely ‘more to come’ on that front

 

That shark sign gets me. Having surfed New England my whole life it’s eerie to have to think about them on the Cape. Don’t get whacked at Treehouse!

Pumped to visit even though I’m sure the traffic will be hell. But also curious to see how parking will eventually work as in reality, the general public will seek places that don’t involve shuttles, traffic, tickets, sign ups, honey dew, etch. Covid door to car and non crowded bars/breweries is becoming a distant shitty memory quickly.

 

Never underestimate what people will do to get their hands on Treehouse beer.

 

To all sappers, super sap released today. Been too long.

 

Julius, Green, Haze all available as 4-packs at Charlton now.

 

BUT I ONLY WANTED ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Planning to go to Charlton tomorrow, shooting for a pickup around 11:30-12:30. Should I expect a shit show or not too bad?

 

As I noted earlier in this thread after my visit a few weeks ago, the location is not equipped to handle big crowds. There are maybe 100 parking spots onsite, and that might be generous. Not to mention you're driving through a residential neighborhood to get there. Outside of some kind of off-site parking lot and a shuttle, I would anticipate some kind of reservation system will have to be in place if/when they open for onsite pours.

 

The King is so fucking good.

I'm loving the BA stouts so far. They aren't dominated by bourbon like 99.9% of others like it.

 

No

 

Oh

 

Cool

 

Yeah?

 

Doh

 

pour it in my hand for a dime

 

Agree on The King... it def stands out among stouts I've had in the last year (many). It def doesn't "need" more barrel/bourbon presence, but Steadfast desperately does.

 

Father’s Day weekend. Likely to be a CF through the w/e.

 

This was my concern Dude.

 

I went to the Sandwich location Wednesday. Drove out from Newport on the last day of vacation. The ordering process was easy. I ordered from my phone while the wife and I were touring the glass museum a mile away. Set my pickup time, and I found their process efficient.

Was reading about TH having to work with the locals to manage the traffic. For a Wednesday it was seamless. I don't know how that would work on a weekend, but they can restrict those time windows. I also loved that they are right on the beach and allowed for a quick view of Cape Cod Bay while there. Hoping they have good luck at the new space.

 

Jjjuice Machine dropped. Good luck to all those brave souls venturing out to Charlton today

 

So hoppy it gives you a stutter

 

based on my experience with their jjjj type beers it'll be ready for drinking in about a month.

 

I doubt if mid-day today was all that bad. Tomorrow and Sunday will be CF's for sure

 

Does anyone know what Deerfield is usually like in terms of ease? I had no idea tree house opened another spot but we’re driving on 91. If it’s a quick process it’d be nice to grab some beer. Looks like it’s only a mile or so off the highway. Search of this thread didn’t have much responses. Mostly people like me asking this question…thanks I’m advance for any response.

 

Seems like the new locations are very quick. You should be good but weekends are always a high variance spot

 

Went to TH in Deerfield last Saturday around 4pm, 3 cars in front of me was 100% smooth. Made a trip up again today, ordered at 10:30 when online store opened then when to Yankee Candle for about hour and 45 minutes. Pulled into TH at about 11:55, there where 5 cars in front of me. So yes in both my trips it was a "quick process". Cheers enjoy!

 

Deerfield has only been open for a couple weeks so there isnt really a "usually" to reference yet. I went Friday to check it out, and to also avoid a potential Father's Day Weekend CF at Charlton. Arrived about 2pm. 8 cars ahead of me. 10 minute wait. On my way home, Mass Pike east was closed but no way to tell until the onramp so I had to go west for an exit, then deal with all the resulting traffic. That was the only hassle of the trip

 

Thank you @VodkaPong87 @mlm61 and @darkandhoppy may just give it a shot. Around lunchtime on a Wednesday seems like a pretty safe time. Appreciate the help!

 

I've been to Deerfield twice, no more than 5 cars and a 10 minute wait, both times probably around 5 on a weekday. Easy peasy.

 

Going to Alchemist on Saturday, noticed that Heady, Focal, & all of their 4-packs are $12.70. Tree House: Are you listening?

 

Quadruple VVVery HHHellnooo with stone fruit purée and 3:16 sauce

 

Massachusetts is laughing hard at this post “Kehd”

 

Don't think anyone is boycotting TH on price, not to mention Alchemist beer is decidedly different.

Notwithstanding all that "drink from the can" so you avoid them there fishfood visuals and you can't smell--aka taste--it as effectively nonsense.

 

Not sure the last time I had a fresh Alchemist beer that actually had the snowglobe appearance. It's been at least 5 years though, and even when it seemed more common I tend to find the chicken soup appearance from many NEIPA producers you see these days a bigger visual turnoff. And I've always found I prefer the taste from the can regardless of however compelling or cynical one found Kimmich's reasons for recommending it be consumed that way.

I do think Alchemist's prices have always been praiseworthy and Heady from the brewery stood out as a particularly great deal even long before the $20 4-pack became a commonplace thing. As much as I'd love to see Tree House be priced similarly I'm not about to knock them specifically for not meeting a price standard seemingly no one else in that class really is.

 

Had a month old Heady the other day and it was crystal clear

 

Yeah - this is where I got lost - it's not like TH is raking you over the coals. It's the industry standard. Alchemist is the outlier here.

 

I understand the whole covering up floaties aspect, but you can't think they do that to purposefully try and mute flavors, do you?

 

It doesn't matter whether that's their intent or not. Muting of aroma--and thus flavor--is an inevitable result of drinking from the can, and it's an unbelievably idiotic phrase to keep printing on their product in 2021. Right up there with YOU'RE NOT WORTHY!

But let's not pretend we don't all know the reason they started printing that on their can is because they knew their beer looked like cat puke.

 

I think you are probably right, but I also don't blame them at all. In 2011, beer that looked like Heady and 16 oz cans of non-PBR were both pretty novel. Printing it on the can allowed them to kill two birds with one stone - stake their brand around what at the time was a unique-ish package and diminish the opportunity for negative word of mouth around non clear beer. A decade later both of those factors look silly now, but the Heady can is so iconic it makes sense not to change it. Even if 30 seconds of a Kimmich video is all one needs to see to believe he'd lean toward having you pour one today .