In Perpetuity

Pours hazy straw yellow. Aroma is just blowing me away, nice clean tropical fruits, without excess sweetness. Herbal hops also there. Why don’t they make aroma candles with this aroma? Taste is also fruity, papaya, mango and also green bitterness. Hops are strong and finish is dry and with lingering medulla bitterness. Awesome, awesome, awesome.

Canned 9/22/16, drunk 10/6/16, thanks to Nelson for sharing.
Thoroughly hazy, light, pale-golden body is topped by a medium-sized white head showing moderate to moderately-strong retention.
Nose is just phenomenally understated. It takes a while to come on, but slowly a lushness unfolds of mossy, green, mineralesque Nelson notes, full of lime and lemon skin, light grape and balanced by a soft, honey-laden malt. The citra adds a more direct, orange-tangerine brightness that, I think, actually helps bring out and highlight the Nelson notes, as the hops are quite different and it’s fairly easy to pick each out. Unbelievably aromatic, as usual for Tree House, with zero resin, no obnoxious malt to get in the way and no alcohol or flaw.
Soft, dry, tightly carbonated and full of green, dank, mossy Nelson mixing with juicy, tangerine and orange-like citra notes. Quite the combo and even though I love Galaxy and Mosaic, I this might be my favorite combination of two hops. The juiciness isn’t nearly as watermelon-flavored as it usually is with Tree House, but rather it’s full of lime and citrus. Ultra-soft, with just a hint of honey from the malt and lingering tangerine, nectarine, mango and lime. No resin, but ample bitterness to balance. Such masters!

Can shared. Thanks Kaori and Jon! Pours a hazy golden peach color with a finger of foam that lingers. Huge papaya, tangerine and peach nose. Juicy on the palate. More tropical fruit, guava, papaya, passion fruit. Good bitterness on the finish. Maybe a tad bitter compared to some of their other offerings, but still so good.

Growler shared by jc1762. Thanks Jon! Poured a really hazy yellow color with a small white head. Aroma was a lot of floral notes, juicy tropical fruits. Flavor was stonefruit, juicy tropcial fruits, and some light resin notes with a very light fresh vanilla.

Growler into a wineglass showing cloudy whitish orange with quickly dissipating foam. The nose shows a lot of mango and light pineapple. The palate is moderately carbonated and medium bodied. Pithy orange and grapefruit throughout with light citrus notes in the background. Light zesty bitterness on the finish. Juicy orange with light pineapple on the linger.

Can split at the 42nd floor Tasting, big thanks to Leighton, 08/10/15. Hazed golden orange with a decent off white cap. Nose is pine needle, dank hop strokes, bitter orange, grapefruit, citric tinged straw. Taste comprises pine resin, sharp grapefruit intake, light melon, skunky licks,orange pith. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi aggressive hop bitterness in the close. Super solid dank hopped number.

Can, big thanks to Leighton at the 42nd floor tasting. It pours cloudy gold with a medium white head. The nose is soft, sweet, juicy, apricot, white peach, lemon verbena and sherbet. The taste is crisp, bitter, lemon sherbet, minerals, grapefruit, mango, light doughy malt, grass and some cracker peppercorn with a crisp, clean finish. Medium body and moderate, foamy carbonation. Extremely well-rounded and utterly drinkable. Brilliant.