Prestige II
Tree House Brewing Company in Charlton, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
IPA - Imperial New England / Hazy Series|
Score
7.33
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Prestige II is a creamy, Tree House–style Double IPA bursting with aromas of fresh-squeezed grapefruit, blueberry smoothies, tender Champagne mangoes, and sugary, farm-fresh orange juice. These vibrant notes culminate in a subtle bitterness that gently reveals layers of pine hidden within its tropical profile.
Our beer begins in the hop yard. Over the past year, we partnered with Coleman Farms to intentionally refine post-harvest processes, enhancing specific characteristics unique to our hoppy beers. This thoughtful and creative collaboration yielded truly stunning results.
In the pursuit of mastery, the variables multiply exponentially. Where the path ends, the real work begins, the precipice where we push beyond what is known and venture into new ground.
Our beer begins in the hop yard. Over the past year, we partnered with Coleman Farms to intentionally refine post-harvest processes, enhancing specific characteristics unique to our hoppy beers. This thoughtful and creative collaboration yielded truly stunning results.
In the pursuit of mastery, the variables multiply exponentially. Where the path ends, the real work begins, the precipice where we push beyond what is known and venture into new ground.
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8.6/10
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Appearance 9
Aroma 9
Flavor 8.5
Texture 8
Overall 8.5
Canned 4/9/26, drunk 5/20/26.
Delightful amount of fresh mango juice with rich papaya and an undercurrent of piney blueberry. Definitely smells fruited, which is impressive (since it's not). Hop intensity/juiciness seems bolstered by the obvious medium malt additions (the thing is almost caramel colored) instead of overshadowed. No resin, alcohol, weird yeast character.
Fluffy and creamy, indeed, with a big malt depth but excellent attenuation and bitterness (well above average for TH) to balance. More pine than the nose lets on, with less rich tropical fruit, but it's still there. A very interesting beer. Was expecting all juice and succulent/sweet malt, but it's very far from that. Basically the best of both worlds of a WC/NE hybrid. Would love to see the series continue and sad I missed the first one.
Delightful amount of fresh mango juice with rich papaya and an undercurrent of piney blueberry. Definitely smells fruited, which is impressive (since it's not). Hop intensity/juiciness seems bolstered by the obvious medium malt additions (the thing is almost caramel colored) instead of overshadowed. No resin, alcohol, weird yeast character.
Fluffy and creamy, indeed, with a big malt depth but excellent attenuation and bitterness (well above average for TH) to balance. More pine than the nose lets on, with less rich tropical fruit, but it's still there. A very interesting beer. Was expecting all juice and succulent/sweet malt, but it's very far from that. Basically the best of both worlds of a WC/NE hybrid. Would love to see the series continue and sad I missed the first one.
Tried
from Can
on 20 May 2026
at 20:00
8/10
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Appearance 7
Aroma 8
Flavor 8.5
Texture 8
Overall 8
Pours a hazy, thick caramel-butterscotch color, with mid-sized head. Aroma is juicy citrus and tropical fruit. Flavors follow, with some underlying sweetness and some astringency. Soft, smooth mouthfeel. Moderate hop bitterness in the finish.
Tried
from Can
on 20 May 2026
at 19:40