Happy New Year 2026
Tree House Brewing Company in Charlton, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
IPA - Imperial New England / Hazy Winter|
Score
7.27
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We are entering 2026 filled with hope for the future. We would like to express our gratitude for your patronage and also express our awe for what the Tree House team was able to accomplish in 2025.Between a continuously refined beer and beverage program, fully opening our Saratoga location, our coffee roastery in full swing, and a distillery producing genuinely excellent and novel spirits, we are incredibly proud of the progress we have made. At Tree House, our spirit of optimism, innovation, and community continues to guide and inspire our team. We hope we can continue to illuminate both the joys of today and the promise of tomorrow. Be kind to each other.
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8.4/10
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Appearance 9
Aroma 8
Flavor 8.5
Texture 8
Overall 8.5
Pours a hazy, bright lemon-banana yellow, with mid-sized head. Aroma a touch muted, with citrus and tropical fruit. Flavors more pronounced, with citrus and tropical fruit, a touch of watermelon, and light sweetness. Soft mouthfeel, though maybe a touch thin? Mild levels of hop bitterness running through the finish.
Tried
from Can
on 28 Jan 2026
at 03:31
7.9/10
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Appearance 9
Aroma 8
Flavor 7.5
Texture 8
Overall 7.5
Canned 12/21/25, drunk 1/9/26, as pictured.
Melon and pineapple with rich, honey and white bread malt to intensify things. Smells a touch buttery? Not sure if it's just malt and hop combining or what. No booze and I do appreciate the richness here. There's a bit of pine or resin, here, however, which cuts the lighthearted juice and fruit character.
Similarly in the mouth, with an undercurrent of big bitterness and light pine. But the honeydew, almost watermelon-like melon character is lovely and the rich malts dry out significantly on the finish. Cracker, bread and biscuit with lingering touches of honey, alcohol and pepper. Maybe just a bit too much dry hopping for its own good?
Melon and pineapple with rich, honey and white bread malt to intensify things. Smells a touch buttery? Not sure if it's just malt and hop combining or what. No booze and I do appreciate the richness here. There's a bit of pine or resin, here, however, which cuts the lighthearted juice and fruit character.
Similarly in the mouth, with an undercurrent of big bitterness and light pine. But the honeydew, almost watermelon-like melon character is lovely and the rich malts dry out significantly on the finish. Cracker, bread and biscuit with lingering touches of honey, alcohol and pepper. Maybe just a bit too much dry hopping for its own good?
Tried
from Can
on 09 Jan 2026
at 21:21