King Guava Creamsicle
Tree House Brewing Company in Charlton, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
IPA - Flavoured Series|
Score
7.09
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King Guava Creamsicle is a rendition of King Julius featuring buckets of guava purée!
Pouring a glowing orange hue in your glass, this royal Double IPA bursts with aromas of tropical smoothies, bright citrus, and mellow guava sorbet, all wrapped in a creamy body with a hop-saturated bite.
King Guava Creamsicle utilizes fresh ingredients to produce a beer of incredible character and distinction. Enjoy it with those you love.
Pouring a glowing orange hue in your glass, this royal Double IPA bursts with aromas of tropical smoothies, bright citrus, and mellow guava sorbet, all wrapped in a creamy body with a hop-saturated bite.
King Guava Creamsicle utilizes fresh ingredients to produce a beer of incredible character and distinction. Enjoy it with those you love.
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8.3/10
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Appearance 9
Aroma 8.5
Flavor 8
Texture 8
Overall 8
Canned 5/15/26, drunk 7/15/26.
Bright and citrusy without any huge guava dominance, though it's certainly there. Vanilla gives a creamy, rich finish which balances the acidity of hop/fruit. Staunch malts have, nonetheless, ample cracker, biscuit, graham cracker to keep balance, as well. No alcohol noted.
Really nice mix of bitter hop, acid from the fruit and a soothing, creamy vanilla character. Malts are supple/pillowy, easily balancing but don't get too mushy/sweet. The guava is certainly forward here, but I think (and maybe it's because this is 60 days old) it's held back from the brink of overdoing it. That said, I wonder if the acidity/bitterness would have been ample enough to balance this when fresh, as it must have been A LOT of guava.
Bright and citrusy without any huge guava dominance, though it's certainly there. Vanilla gives a creamy, rich finish which balances the acidity of hop/fruit. Staunch malts have, nonetheless, ample cracker, biscuit, graham cracker to keep balance, as well. No alcohol noted.
Really nice mix of bitter hop, acid from the fruit and a soothing, creamy vanilla character. Malts are supple/pillowy, easily balancing but don't get too mushy/sweet. The guava is certainly forward here, but I think (and maybe it's because this is 60 days old) it's held back from the brink of overdoing it. That said, I wonder if the acidity/bitterness would have been ample enough to balance this when fresh, as it must have been A LOT of guava.
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Tree House Brewing Company - Prudential Center
on 15 Jul 2026
at 17:21