14th Anniversary
Tree House Brewing Company in Charlton, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
IPA - Imperial New England / Hazy Special|
Score
7.29
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14 years in and we’re taking a moment to reflect on all that’s changed and, more importantly, what hasn’t. Our brewery went from a basement, to a barn, to a farm, to a network of unique locations. The little dot off the beaten path became a magnet for like-minded friends, craftspeople, and seekers of great beer. The pace we grew was equal to the love we found ourselves surrounded by, usually spilling out the door onto the road.
We started to dream big. We asked ourselves, where would we want to have our favorite beer, cocktail, or coffee? The answer is ever-growing: the seaside, a concert venue, a quiet farm, a bustling bar with views of our brewhouse, an indoor garden, a clubhouse after a round of golf. At the core of all this change and adaptation, however, is an unwavering belief that beverages crafted with care and creativity, handed directly to you, elevates the moment. Cheers to you and living well
We started to dream big. We asked ourselves, where would we want to have our favorite beer, cocktail, or coffee? The answer is ever-growing: the seaside, a concert venue, a quiet farm, a bustling bar with views of our brewhouse, an indoor garden, a clubhouse after a round of golf. At the core of all this change and adaptation, however, is an unwavering belief that beverages crafted with care and creativity, handed directly to you, elevates the moment. Cheers to you and living well
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7.8/10
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Appearance 9
Aroma 8
Flavor 7.5
Texture 7
Overall 7.5
Canned 6/1/26, drunk 7/26/26.
Earthier, mineral-laden tropical fruit/tropical fruit skin with a subtly sweet maltiness adding rich honey and light biscuit. Touch of floral character and a bit of melon to round it out, with no alcohol or flaw noted.
Quite malty with what seems like a bit of caramel character, even if looks pretty pale. Bitterness is pretty good, though there seems to be a touch of alcohol woven in. Not really getting much complexity of hop; just generic citrus/tropical character. Ok, maybe a bit more melon and guava as it warms/breathes, but still getting that bit of alcohol, too.
Earthier, mineral-laden tropical fruit/tropical fruit skin with a subtly sweet maltiness adding rich honey and light biscuit. Touch of floral character and a bit of melon to round it out, with no alcohol or flaw noted.
Quite malty with what seems like a bit of caramel character, even if looks pretty pale. Bitterness is pretty good, though there seems to be a touch of alcohol woven in. Not really getting much complexity of hop; just generic citrus/tropical character. Ok, maybe a bit more melon and guava as it warms/breathes, but still getting that bit of alcohol, too.
Tried
from Can
on 26 Jul 2026
at 17:52
8.6/10
Smooth, slightly malty and juicy tropical fruity with some citrus, grass, floral hops, pine, hints of stonefruits, grapefruit, herbal notes, faint bitterness and crispiness. Pretty balanced and crushable DIPA.
Tried
from Can
on 04 Jul 2026
at 21:37