Tree of Fellowship
Tree House Brewing Company in Charlton, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
Barley Wine - Barley Rotating|
Score
7.41
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Tree of Fellowship is a Barleywine Ale aged in bourbon barrels that was first conditioned on toasted cacao nibs, followed by a second round of conditioning on pumpkin and autumn spices. The base beer carries pleasant notes of vanilla toffee, caramel, and warming oak imparted from its two year rest in our barrel cellar. Rising from its tan head are notes of cinnamon sugar, allspice, and a hint of mellow chocolate, bringing forth memories of festive pumpkin pie. This nostalgic release is meant to be shared with those you love over good conversation, a hearty meal, or perhaps a slice of your favorite dessert. Enjoy!
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8/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 8
Flavor 8
Texture 8
Overall 8
Fles gedeeld door Keukenman, thuis geprobeerd met LiekevdV. Het is een diep donkerbruin bier. Het aroma is Bourbon achtig met tonen van kaneel. De smaak is vol Bourbon, vanille, kaneel en kruiden in de afdronk.
Tried
from Bottle
on 23 Dec 2025
at 21:37
7.8/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 7
Flavor 8
Texture 8
Overall 8
Tewks draught, as pictured, 11/6/25.
Juicy, fruity, spicy and moderately bourbon-forward with rich raisin and plum. Fear theyve gone overboard on the spicing here. It's not boozey, though, and far from sweet. But there's a lot of nutmeg-like spiciness.
Big spiciness is there but the leathery, lightly syrupy body is there to soak a lot of it up. Vanilla and licorice with strong spicy dryness lingering and a mildly sweet bourbon throughout that's a bit more obscured than it should be. A lot to like here, and there's a lot of uniqueness, but a little less spice would have gone a long way, I think. Probably going to be insane in like two years.
Juicy, fruity, spicy and moderately bourbon-forward with rich raisin and plum. Fear theyve gone overboard on the spicing here. It's not boozey, though, and far from sweet. But there's a lot of nutmeg-like spiciness.
Big spiciness is there but the leathery, lightly syrupy body is there to soak a lot of it up. Vanilla and licorice with strong spicy dryness lingering and a mildly sweet bourbon throughout that's a bit more obscured than it should be. A lot to like here, and there's a lot of uniqueness, but a little less spice would have gone a long way, I think. Probably going to be insane in like two years.
Tried
from Draft
at
Tree House Brewing Company - Tewksbury
on 06 Nov 2025
at 20:59