Tropical Hurricane
Tree House Brewing Company in Charlton, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
IPA - New England / Hazy Rotating|
Score
7.17
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Tropical Hurricane is a Double IPA featuring intense kettle and dry-hop additions of primarily Simcoe and Citra hops.
For this rendition of our Hurricane series, we utilized a novel thiolized yeast designed to amplify tropical aromatics. This strain unleashed a storm of pungent thiols, creating uncanny passionfruit aromas in the base beer even before dry-hopping. The result is a wildly juicy offering layered with notes of papaya, melon, mandarin orange, and passionfruit throughout.
This beer represents years of focused brewing execution, combining our refined practices with the cutting edge of brewing technology.
For this rendition of our Hurricane series, we utilized a novel thiolized yeast designed to amplify tropical aromatics. This strain unleashed a storm of pungent thiols, creating uncanny passionfruit aromas in the base beer even before dry-hopping. The result is a wildly juicy offering layered with notes of papaya, melon, mandarin orange, and passionfruit throughout.
This beer represents years of focused brewing execution, combining our refined practices with the cutting edge of brewing technology.
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8.6/10
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Appearance 9
Aroma 9
Flavor 8.5
Texture 8
Overall 8.5
Undated can (released ~6/5/26), drunk 7/26/26.
Yeah, they aren't kidding about the passion fruit nose, wow. Pretty impressive that you can get a hop/yeast combination that produces such a clear and faithful representation of passion fruit. I'd for sure think this had actual passion fruit in it, blind. Crusty, lightly bready malts don't show too much sweetness, but do support gently. No resin, pine, alcohol noted.
Not quite as clear of a passion fruit character in the mouth, but still with an array of fruity hop notes (mostly tropical). Low bitterness may have been problematic but for the high dryness and lighter body. Not too light, fortunately, and with earth, mineral and piquant tropical fruit juice lingering nicely on the clean finish.
Yeah, they aren't kidding about the passion fruit nose, wow. Pretty impressive that you can get a hop/yeast combination that produces such a clear and faithful representation of passion fruit. I'd for sure think this had actual passion fruit in it, blind. Crusty, lightly bready malts don't show too much sweetness, but do support gently. No resin, pine, alcohol noted.
Not quite as clear of a passion fruit character in the mouth, but still with an array of fruity hop notes (mostly tropical). Low bitterness may have been problematic but for the high dryness and lighter body. Not too light, fortunately, and with earth, mineral and piquant tropical fruit juice lingering nicely on the clean finish.
Tried
from Can
on 26 Jul 2026
at 17:12