Oasis
Tree House Brewing Company in Charlton, Massachusetts, United States 🇺🇸
IPA - Flavoured Rotating|
Score
7.34
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Oasis is a rendition of Julius featuring a blend of toasted coconut, mango and peach purée, and heaps of each in freeze-dried form. Pouring Julius orange in the glass, Oasis carries mouthwatering notes of overripe tropical fruit, piña colada, and stone fruit sorbet. A function of simple ingredients executed with care and diligence, Oasis is a beer worth celebrating. Keep it cold at all times and enjoy fresh!
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7.5/10
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Appearance 7
Aroma 8
Flavor 7.5
Texture 7
Overall 7.5
Can (3/13/26) from Tewksbury. Opaque orange juice, slightly to the turbid side, tons of sparkle, thin head with fair retention, light lacing. Aroma is super strong coconut, tropical fruit, orange and stone fruit sorbet (seems like I'd only say that because they put it in my mind, but it really is true). Taste is strong pina colada (pineapple, coconut--so much so as to be slightly astringent--and even evoking rum!), stone fruit, orange. Smooth, frothy texture, a bit thin, average carbonation and finish as taste. Really strong aroma and flavors, yummy, and they executed well what they were aiming for. But, I have to say, a bit too bold and sweet and in your face that it lacks any subtlety and no bitter balance. Coconut is so strong that it is a bit astringent. All-in-all, a lot going for it and aroma is fantastic, but just a bit much in the flavor department.
Tried
from Can
at
Tree House Brewing Company - Tewksbury
on 02 Jun 2026
at 02:26
8.4/10
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Appearance 9
Aroma 8
Flavor 8.5
Texture 8
Overall 8.5
Canned 2/21/25, drunk 3/4/25.
Heavily hazy bronze. Off-white head is large, well-retained.
Very juicy but not quite distinct with any one fruit. Well-homogenized, you could say. Definitely some coconut, though. Zero residual sugar that I can find, with the heavy biscuit of Julius. Light pine, moderate citrus and lingering coconut.
Wow, a LOT more coconut in the flavor. Juicy, rich, authentic. But supplemented nicely by piney-citrus from the hop and with more juicy tropical fruit lingering alongside biscuit. Extremely highly attenuated, almost to the point of leaving the texture a bit lacking. But not quite. Can't quite differentiate the mango fruit from the mango-forward hop. Peach is delicate. Love the restraint here and the high attenuation (not that TH is usually low, but I could have seen this being a bit sugary if they weren't careful).
Heavily hazy bronze. Off-white head is large, well-retained.
Very juicy but not quite distinct with any one fruit. Well-homogenized, you could say. Definitely some coconut, though. Zero residual sugar that I can find, with the heavy biscuit of Julius. Light pine, moderate citrus and lingering coconut.
Wow, a LOT more coconut in the flavor. Juicy, rich, authentic. But supplemented nicely by piney-citrus from the hop and with more juicy tropical fruit lingering alongside biscuit. Extremely highly attenuated, almost to the point of leaving the texture a bit lacking. But not quite. Can't quite differentiate the mango fruit from the mango-forward hop. Peach is delicate. Love the restraint here and the high attenuation (not that TH is usually low, but I could have seen this being a bit sugary if they weren't careful).
Tried
from Can
at
Tree House Brewing Company - Charlton
on 04 Mar 2025
at 23:33
8.1/10
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Appearance 10
Aroma 8
Flavor 8
Texture 8
Overall 7.5
Pours a hazy, burnt orange color, with mid-sized head. Aroma is tropical fruit and peach. Flavor is tropical fruit, peach, and some mild hoppy bitterness. Very soft mouthfeel. Still can't help but think that a touch of lactose might help to balance this thing out a bit, but this is a very tasty, well-made beer.
Tried
from Can
on 26 Jun 2022
at 21:33