Trail - Wai-iti
Tree House Brewing Company in Charlton, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
Lager - Pilsener Series|
Score
7.37
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Following primary fermentation, this carefully managed batch of Trail received a judicious dose of Wai-iti hops, a unique variety of hop developed and grown in New Zealand.
This treatment elevates the flavor profile, presenting with notes of citrus zest, floral peach and juicy apricots, atop a zippy and completely crushable base beer.
Refined and dutifully executed, Trail - Wai-iti showcases a singular expression of tropical Southern Hemisphere terroir!
This treatment elevates the flavor profile, presenting with notes of citrus zest, floral peach and juicy apricots, atop a zippy and completely crushable base beer.
Refined and dutifully executed, Trail - Wai-iti showcases a singular expression of tropical Southern Hemisphere terroir!
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8.4/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 8.5
Flavor 8.5
Texture 8
Overall 8.5
Spring 2026 six-pack of cans drunk most recently 7/21/26.
I had one of these fresh and now it's been quite a few months and this smells probably better than when it did fresh. Vivacious, fruity white wine with rich honey and pure barley character. Gentle but aromatic tropical fruit on the end. Lovely balance. Clean, bright.
Yep, just a solid, malty, crusher. The bitterness has mostly faded by this point, but there's still some zesty spice. White wine and guava, maybe some passion fruit or what have you. Lingering hop oil-like character sticking to my tongue in a gently bitter, tingly sensation. Carbonation still prominent to keep drinkability high, but not overcarbonated. Another killer entry in this fantastic series.
My 1,100th unique Tree House rating. Cheers to 1,100 more ;)
I had one of these fresh and now it's been quite a few months and this smells probably better than when it did fresh. Vivacious, fruity white wine with rich honey and pure barley character. Gentle but aromatic tropical fruit on the end. Lovely balance. Clean, bright.
Yep, just a solid, malty, crusher. The bitterness has mostly faded by this point, but there's still some zesty spice. White wine and guava, maybe some passion fruit or what have you. Lingering hop oil-like character sticking to my tongue in a gently bitter, tingly sensation. Carbonation still prominent to keep drinkability high, but not overcarbonated. Another killer entry in this fantastic series.
My 1,100th unique Tree House rating. Cheers to 1,100 more ;)
Tried
from Can
at
Tree House Brewing Company - Prudential Center
on 22 Jul 2026
at 03:38
8.4/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 8
Flavor 9.5
Texture 9
Overall 8.5
12 oz can traded by clarkvv, thank you buddy! Aroma, soft, apricot, peach, and a nice Pilsner malt. Pilsner malt backbone with the soft stone fruit and a very soft floral touch near the finish. Good amount of cracker and honey-ish malts.
Well balanced with a wonderfully crisp texture. Extremely drinkable. I really wish I had more. A very nice summer quencher.
Well balanced with a wonderfully crisp texture. Extremely drinkable. I really wish I had more. A very nice summer quencher.
Tried
from Can
on 17 Jul 2026
at 01:38