Spritzy - Cranberry Spice
Tree House Brewing Company in Charlton, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
Radler / Shandy Series|
Score
7.35
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Cranberry Spice Spritzy is a sublime fusion of wheat beer and New England cranberries and cinnamon.
Each sip begins with a crisp, citrusy note, followed by a silky wheat body, and finishes with a refreshing, slightly tart aftertaste. Whether you're a devoted beer enthusiast or a casual drinker looking for something light and refreshing, Spritzy is a perfect companion for winter festivities.
Each sip begins with a crisp, citrusy note, followed by a silky wheat body, and finishes with a refreshing, slightly tart aftertaste. Whether you're a devoted beer enthusiast or a casual drinker looking for something light and refreshing, Spritzy is a perfect companion for winter festivities.
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8.1/10
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Appearance 7
Aroma 8
Flavor 9
Texture 8
Overall 8
Pours a lightly hazy kind of peach-orange color, with minimal head. Aroma is wheat esters--banana, clove, etc. Flavors follow, along with very light hints of cranberry and cinnamon. Fairly clean, crisp mouthfeel.
Tried
from Can
on 25 Jan 2026
at 17:29
8.6/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 8.5
Flavor 8.5
Texture 9
Overall 9
Canned Winter 2026, drunk 1/7/26, as pictured.
Round, warm, fragrant holiday spicing is aromatic and pleasant, yet not overdone or dominant. Earthy hibiscus-like notes really help keep it from being too acidic or intense, as assumedly does the wheat. Cranberry is light, fruity, gentle.
Bready/wheaty texture is substantial per the series. Nothing watery/sugary/gross here. What a hell of a series this is. The rustic, chewy, rich wheat and light malt create a wonderful texture while the adjuncts, as with the other entries in the series, are tastefully-done and authentic. Doesn't even taste like a radler. Earthy, chewy, mildly spicy. Rich and rewarding while maintaining a dry drinkability.
Round, warm, fragrant holiday spicing is aromatic and pleasant, yet not overdone or dominant. Earthy hibiscus-like notes really help keep it from being too acidic or intense, as assumedly does the wheat. Cranberry is light, fruity, gentle.
Bready/wheaty texture is substantial per the series. Nothing watery/sugary/gross here. What a hell of a series this is. The rustic, chewy, rich wheat and light malt create a wonderful texture while the adjuncts, as with the other entries in the series, are tastefully-done and authentic. Doesn't even taste like a radler. Earthy, chewy, mildly spicy. Rich and rewarding while maintaining a dry drinkability.
Tried
from Can
on 07 Jan 2026
at 16:52