Rating 96
Style NEIPA
Produced In Charlton, Mass.
United States
ABV 8.1%
Availability Summer
Reviewed By
Reviewed 2020-12-17

Perfect For

Boozy Beach Trips, Brunch Sipping, Cooking And Sipping

Tree House Summer Review

Tree House Brewing Co.’s candy-sweet, citrusy Summer double IPA became available in cans for the first time this year, and we were sure that like every other Tree House beer, we would never get to taste it – then, we were lucky enough to have a friend drive a can into the city for us during the early days of quarantine. (Thanks, Jimmy!) We are very glad he did. This sunny OJ-colored smoothie of a beer has all the creamy mouthfeel and tropical fruit you expect from the infamous NEIPA makers, with notes of passionfruit, mango, and fresh-squeezed orange juice all wrapped up in a happy package. It makes any Zoom call a lot better.

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Tree House Summer
Tree House Brewing Co.’s candy-sweet, citrusy Summer double IPA became available in cans for the first time this year, and we were sure that like every other Tree House beer, we would never get to taste it – then, we were lucky enough to have a friend drive a can into the city for us during the early days of quarantine. (Thanks, Jimmy!) We are very glad he did. This sunny OJ-colored smoothie of a beer has all the creamy mouthfeel and tropical fruit you expect from the infamous NEIPA makers, with notes of passionfruit, mango, and fresh-squeezed orange juice all wrapped up in a happy package. It makes any Zoom call a lot better.

Reviewed On: 12-17-2020
96
POINTS
Tree House Summer
Tree House Brewing Co.’s candy-sweet, citrusy Summer double IPA became available in cans for the first time this year, and we were sure that like every other Tree House beer, we would never get to taste it – then, we were lucky enough to have a friend drive a can into the city for us during the early days of quarantine. (Thanks, Jimmy!) We are very glad he did. This sunny OJ-colored smoothie of a beer has all the creamy mouthfeel and tropical fruit you expect from the infamous NEIPA makers, with notes of passionfruit, mango, and fresh-squeezed orange juice all wrapped up in a happy package. It makes any Zoom call a lot better.

Reviewed On: 12-17-2020