Fruit Project - Stonefruit
Tree House Brewing Company in Charlton, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
IPA - Flavoured Series|
Score
7.71
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Utilizing the same hopping approach as Juice Project, and adding literal buckets of peach puree, Fruit Project Stonefruit is an immensely juicy, fruit-forward double IPA with deep hop saturation and minimal bitterness.
Pouring a vibrant opaque yellow color in the glass, Fruit Project puts forward aromatic and mouthwatering notes of overripe summer stone fruit, mango nectar, and fresh-squeezed orange juice - wow!
It is vibrant, decadent, and richly flavored while maintaining an airy and pleasing disposition. In short - whoa.
Pouring a vibrant opaque yellow color in the glass, Fruit Project puts forward aromatic and mouthwatering notes of overripe summer stone fruit, mango nectar, and fresh-squeezed orange juice - wow!
It is vibrant, decadent, and richly flavored while maintaining an airy and pleasing disposition. In short - whoa.
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8/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 8
Flavor 8
Texture 8
Overall 8
Canned 8/11/26, drunk 9/10/26.
Peach is prominent in the aroma, not dominating, but not getting a ton of hop behind it. Mostly just juicy fruit in the form of sweet citrus and mango, but I guess that's what they're going for. Rich malts providing big honey and white bread with no alcohol noted.
More acidity in the mouth, thankfully. Still quite peachy but it seems to be a good combination of peach and peachy-mango-juicy citrus hop. For all the malt and juicy sweetness in the nose, it's not too sweet, but has a lovely, round, soft, fruity peach character. Bitterness could be a bit higher, but assuming they are just trying to create a glass of hoppy peach liquid, they've done a good job.
Peach is prominent in the aroma, not dominating, but not getting a ton of hop behind it. Mostly just juicy fruit in the form of sweet citrus and mango, but I guess that's what they're going for. Rich malts providing big honey and white bread with no alcohol noted.
More acidity in the mouth, thankfully. Still quite peachy but it seems to be a good combination of peach and peachy-mango-juicy citrus hop. For all the malt and juicy sweetness in the nose, it's not too sweet, but has a lovely, round, soft, fruity peach character. Bitterness could be a bit higher, but assuming they are just trying to create a glass of hoppy peach liquid, they've done a good job.
Tried
from Can
on 10 Sep 2026
at 22:18
8.4/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 8
Flavor 9
Texture 10
Overall 8.5
16 oz. can. Born on: 2 Dec 20. Aroma is peach-ish, apricot-ish, house yeast. Flavor is bold Apricot, peach, juicy tangerine. Texture is extremely juicy with fruit bursting. Alcohol is completely hidden. I’ve had so many treehouse IPAs they’re all starting to taste the same. Good news is most are great.
Tried
from Can
on 20 Dec 2020
at 21:42