Tree House Brewing (2022)

Not sure why you are asking but if you are worried about carrying a large order you can rest easy knowing they have a bunch of hand carts you can load your beer on to wheel out to your car...

 

Yeah, I had been responding the Charlton quote, only one bar in Deerfield. You should not have any issue on Wednesday and I think you will enjoy it a lot more!

 

Yeah I’ve been many times and it just seems like a better experience than Deerfield even if the line had been moderate. Maybe I’m just biased by nostalgia like others are for Monson.

The multiple food options (food trucks) are a huge plus

 

It might just be the fact that I drink them fairly quickly, but I’m always impressed with how TH ipas don’t seem to build up sediment (I’m not a brewer, it’s yeast?) compared to others, both Fox Farm and Hill Farmstead beers have done that to me, and they were 4-6 weeks old.

 

I remember years ago when John Kimmich put out that video about sediment in Heady cans and why you drink that last shot out of the can.

Then he compared a can that just came off the line and a can that was a year old. Showing the hazy beer and then the sediment on the bittom of the year old can. Claiming they both tasted almost identical. We all tried this with heady and a year old can was garbage ha.

Also the glass with the shot of the year old sediment looked like river water.

 

I notice the can says "Drink this beer immediately," not "Drink this beer whenever."

 

Here's the vid for anyone that wants to watch - it's only 6ish minutes

 

Jumbo Treat today, which is 8.9%… this is a TIPA, idc what anyone says. The tide has shifted at Tree House

 

This was definitely my concern! Lol...I am going to need that hand cart!

 

Yeah, it’s basically standard procedure for customers to buy 5+ cases. Not me personally, but you constantly see it.

 

Ten was 8.8%...

 

This will be my first time, so I have to take full advantage.
My only concern is then having cases of beer in the car for 5 days while we drive to Portland/Bar Harbor and then back. Hitting Philly for a night because you can't miss Monk's Cafe!

 

I don't think you have anything to worry about - people ship beer all the time, and it sits in a box through various non-cooled USPS warehouses going from coast to coast.

I've picked up from Tree House and taken 3 days getting home to Pittsburgh, going through New Hampshire, Vermont, etc. You can only keep that stuff cold for so long.

 

>My only concern is then having cases of beer in the car for 5 days while we drive to Portland/Bar Harbor and then back

First time I read this sentence I was sure it said "My only concern is then having enough room in the car for the cases from Portland/Bar Harbor" !

 

Eh, don't feel the need to take any grief for buying a lot! I have never understood the crowd who cared how much other people were buying. I have seen people buying a 4-pack and people with multiple hand trucks...it's all good! Hope you have a great time!

 

Totally agree.

 

"I really hope you can drink all of that before it gets old" as if they're running a zero waste household and driving a car powered by farts.

 

Maybe the funniest thing I've seen at Treehouse was some guy wheeling down the hill to the lower lever parking lot what looked like 3-4 cases of beer in a baby stroller and his wife walking behind him holding their kid over her shoulder. I usually bring a luggage bag on wheels myself.

 

So was Incredible Machine and End of the Rainbow. Higher abv is the new norm

 

stop on the way home?