Tiny Treat absolute crusher

That’s a nice glass

i love it

Cheers like the channel 🍻 what are favorite local hazy breweries?

I hope they make this seasonal permanent.

Just picked up the new North Park TDH DIPA called Abstract Expression that has Idaho Pink Hop terpenes alongside Citra, ADHA 1624, and Strata. Combined with the Strata it created a palate that was heavy on the red fruits and berries, really good stuff ! Cheers

i love this beer. great execution. bitterness is perfect, could even be more! good review.

Great review on maybe the most taken for granted & overlooked " big craft" brewery in the business. My wife and I had the pleasure to visit our friends pre-Hurricane Helene in Flat Rock North Carolina, which is basically 15 minutes south of Ashville. On a Friday night they took us to Sierra Nevada in nearby Mills River for dinner and beers. First off, it's the most beautiful Brewery- property we've ever seen, very much French Chateaux in style. The amount & quality of tap only beers was amazing, I had a TDH'd Sierra Nevada Pale Ale that I can still taste. The quality and consistency has always impressed me so when I saw your review on this new recipe it didn't surprise me in the least.I'll make sure to snag a six pack at my local Trader Joes. I think as craft beer geeks we all get caught up in the latest must have releases and often pass up beers like Sierra Nevada. For the consistency and price there is nobody better in that size range that can brews beers like a small craft brewery IMHO. Cheers !

strata is citra like lol you're wrong

One thing I love about visiting London and the surrounding area is discovering each local pubs cask bitters, simply delicious. Nice review ! Cheers !

I'd like to revisit this one, but their prices are oh so high, now.

Chouffffffffeee! I need to revisit them - the clove funk is a distant memory.

My suspicion on why he cellars for so long is too allow a hoppy Brett saison to come into balance. Very easy for a beer like this to be too hoppy, or unbalanced right out of the gate

Just saw this at my local TW&B and scooped it up. Can’t wait to try.

Why does Tree House hate IBUs????!!!

oooh looks like Tree House has gone a bit old school (for them). I used to love English pale ales, then like most others began to think them a bit too bland relative to all the modern American hop bombs. But I've come full circle and really enjoy a well balanced old school IPA. Even thought it's more hoppy, I'd put SN Celebration in that category too. This sounds like a nice one. Cheers.

Looks like a yeast infection ! yuk

Wish we could get Treehouse here in Atlanta

First as usual

That sounds like a Righteous Brew.

Do you play the keyboard and the guitar we saw on the background? How about a cover video?

I absolutely agree 100% with your assessment that Lunch is comparable to Pliny. I call it East Coast Pliny. I've found myself gravitating towards Lunch a lot lately because of that consistency and quality. It's always good. ALWAYS. I don't mind paying a little more for it, especially if it is going to be my only beer for the evening.

Man, I wish my Local Trader Joe's got these ! However our better bottle shops in So Cal. do a good of getting relatively fresh bottles of Lunch, Dinner and Peeper every few months. They're usually in the $ 9- 10 range, curious what you paid at TJ'S. Cheers.

I always crack up when I hear about the prices of Tree House beers. Here in So Cal. A Pale Ale from the likes of Monkish, Green Cheek or North Park start around $16 per four pack. IPA's from those above mentioned are $18-20 and a DDH DIPA is $ 22-24. DDH TIPA's are anywhere from $24 to $28 per four pack. Tree House has to be one of the best values in craft beer. Nice review as always. Cheers !

Good review. Where did you buy the treehouse. Could I get it in NY

oh this on has got to be amazing....

I think it's a good and interesting ale.

glad to see you review this one! snagged a 4-pack at whole foods the other week and very much have enjoyed. cheers

hmmm…I love stouts but have a natural disdain for pastry/milkshake stouts. Too cloying and “fake” for me. This one certainly looked the part of a nice stout and sounded...decent (?)

Stopped dead in my tracks when I saw this at total wine here in Atlanta. When I had it in germany I would say it was the best beer I ever had. For the import one, I would say it was excellent. Theres a beer advocate thread that decodes the date codes on the bottles. The six pack i got was $16, brewed in late june. No skunk, I would consider it a full body lager, nice hop and malt at first with a crisp finish. I usually got Spaten as my favorite import, but they stopped shipping 12 packs and the 6s are always skunked. Spaten is a lighter body with a equally crisp but dryer finish which I prefer. I'll wait until production dates get past October, I've noticed german beer (especially bottles) taste better when shipped during the winter. Have you tried Paulaner Munich Lager?

You are underrated!!! I subbed. Your reviews are easier to understand and more chill I like it man keep it up!

Oooh, looks rich and scrumptious! I think I missed this vintage...gotta look out in the future...

I gotta get me some!

I love that Strawberry note I get these days from Mosaic and at times good quality Strata.The west coast IPA's from Green Cheek and Everywhere that feature Mosaic and Strata really kick out those strawberry traits, so unique and refreshing. I'll need to have my nephew who lives in Phoenix bring me a few cans from Arizona Wilderness on his next visit over to So. Cal. Nice review, Cheers !

I absolutely loooove the Broo Doo. I get it here fresh in Indiana. It is what they say it is, a harvest ale. Nice balance of malt and hops. I totally agree, very old school. After one to many "hop juices" lately I've come full circle and appreciate a well balanced, if demure, ale. I do miss Born Yesterday. Cheers!

Trying this now. I quite like it, perhaps even more than the O.G. Pseudo Sue. And I typically don't love the NZ hops. I think Toppling makes some great NEIPAs, perhaps the best out there for those of us in the Midwest who can’t get access Treehouse, Trillium, etc. Cheers!

It's pronounced "Yosefsbrow" The j is a Y in German.

I scored it excellent, when I tried it, in 2016. Soon after, all of their beers were pulled from the Louisiana market.

Occasionally Henry from Monkish collabs with the Veil and unfortunately for me, most of those hazy DIPA & TIPA's are Galaxy heavy. Galaxy just hasn't been the same for 3 or 4 years now. Cheers!

Great review I want to know where you got Augustiner hells they shipped it where.

It's been a good many years since I've had this beer.

We're getting our 1st batches of wet hopped beers out here in So Cal. Currently enjoying a Green Cheek Strata wet hopped IPA called ASAP As Possible thats always a world class beer, nice review. Cheers !

Great review. A great beer I had 2 bottles of it my friend went to Germany got for me they didn’t ship the hells here do you know when they started. And where did you find it all the other ones they ship are tremendous esiedlf. Maximator

Nice review did not say where you got the beer where you coming from

Great beer, subbed

Just had a couple from Trillium: 'Trailside' and 'The Riverway' and really enjoyed them. This sounds good 😋

Nice review! I’m trying an aged one on Friday that was canned on February 23, 2021. Cheers!

I love stout. unfortunately Sri Lanka Only has two stouts available here. This and Guinness

This didn’t blow me away either

Mine, from Total Wine in NC, is much cloudier and I have to admit it is very un-Kolsch like. I was not happy with it. And I checked the beer advocate rating before buying. Way overrated in my opinion.