Milky Julius - Peach
Tree House Brewing Company in Charlton, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
IPA - Flavoured Series|
Score
6.97
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Milky Julius Peach is a rendition of our flagship IPA, brewed to carry even greater hop saturation and opacity than the original. It represents the culmination of all the knowledge we’ve gained while experimenting with new malts, yeast, and processes over the last two years.
You may wonder what separates this beer from the original Julius—well, just about everything! We utilize a softer water profile, wheat in the grist, a different yeast blend, and a hop charge 30% larger than the original. To top it all off, we condition it on buckets of sticky peach purée at its peak.
Pouring a milky orange hue into your glass, it leads with aromas of peach smoothies, mango nectar, and peach ring gummies before giving way to a wave of citrus and a firm, short-lasting bitterness. Whoa. We hope this innovative take on an original, paradigm-shifting beer hits the right notes for you. Enjoy!
You may wonder what separates this beer from the original Julius—well, just about everything! We utilize a softer water profile, wheat in the grist, a different yeast blend, and a hop charge 30% larger than the original. To top it all off, we condition it on buckets of sticky peach purée at its peak.
Pouring a milky orange hue into your glass, it leads with aromas of peach smoothies, mango nectar, and peach ring gummies before giving way to a wave of citrus and a firm, short-lasting bitterness. Whoa. We hope this innovative take on an original, paradigm-shifting beer hits the right notes for you. Enjoy!
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7.8/10
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Appearance 9
Aroma 8
Flavor 7.5
Texture 8
Overall 7
Canned 8/7/26, drunk 8/22/26.
Getting a good deal of tropical hop with a brace of pine in the background. Peach is prominent but not dominant or sugary. A little less malty than your typical Julius (seems to be missing the classic graham cracker-like character). Good mix of floral peach, grapefruit, pine, mango and base malt to balance. Nice aromatic strength and clarity.
Intensely juicy peach in the flavor eventually yields a bit of ground to mango and hints of pine/grapefruit. Soft malts with a touch of biscuit and graham cracker, drying out nicely. Hmmm. Just when I was about to say "I think they put a more balanced amount of peach in this." based on the nose, I go and sip it and it's almost all peach. It's not sweet/artificial, but it's just so dominant. I always buy the fruited IPAs because they are sold as a 2-pack instead of a 4, but it's getting tiresome. Been a pretty solid run of very over-fruited IPAs (and historically, they are usually like 50/50 on over-fruiting the IPAs). It seems like they use the same, or nearly the same amount regardless of the beer, so the pales and single IPAs suffer the most.
Getting a good deal of tropical hop with a brace of pine in the background. Peach is prominent but not dominant or sugary. A little less malty than your typical Julius (seems to be missing the classic graham cracker-like character). Good mix of floral peach, grapefruit, pine, mango and base malt to balance. Nice aromatic strength and clarity.
Intensely juicy peach in the flavor eventually yields a bit of ground to mango and hints of pine/grapefruit. Soft malts with a touch of biscuit and graham cracker, drying out nicely. Hmmm. Just when I was about to say "I think they put a more balanced amount of peach in this." based on the nose, I go and sip it and it's almost all peach. It's not sweet/artificial, but it's just so dominant. I always buy the fruited IPAs because they are sold as a 2-pack instead of a 4, but it's getting tiresome. Been a pretty solid run of very over-fruited IPAs (and historically, they are usually like 50/50 on over-fruiting the IPAs). It seems like they use the same, or nearly the same amount regardless of the beer, so the pales and single IPAs suffer the most.
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Tree House Brewing Company - Prudential Center
on 22 Aug 2026
at 13:46