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Obercreek Brewing Company - brimming with candor, quaintness, and flavorful liquids. On arrival, I was greeted by a graceful blend between an old farm and a taproom. The air was bitter but it also seemed to hold a quiet value. The grumbly driveway placed me somewhere between a rural landscape on the cape and a Vermont road.  The taproom was small and warming - a small part of the grange that made up the property. As I opened the door - all I could see were friendly smiles. The space itself was no bigger than your grandmother's kitchen. Outside, during...

It is no secret that I love Tree House and I attribute a lot of the growth of this community to the Massachusetts brewery. After seeing what they had been canning last week - I had to make a visit. Isn’t it fun to visit a brewery when you already have their beer in your fridge? I think we can all say that we all buy beers we don’t truly need. Nevertheless, this beer was one of the beers in my fridge when I made the trip. After I returned - I decided to give it a crack.  The Haze...

Beers On My Mind.After debating on posting some reviews of beers that I have drunk - I decided that I will try and post some short thoughts on Sundays about beers that I had during the week. It won’t be every beer - just ones that have been on my mind. Certain beers make you want to always go and grab another, and those certain beers are what these posts will be about. Cheers! Julius - on tap - Tree House Brewing CoThis Friday I was able to make my second trip to Tree House since they opened back up for...

Here’s an update on the 1 year anniversary party. More info on this will come. This is all pending based upon Covid-19 restrictions. Cheers!

With Tree House releasing fresh batches of King Jjjulius and Jjjulius, I thought it would be a good idea to blind taste them against the one last King Julius that I had left in the in the fridge. All the beers were canned within the past three weeks – making it the perfect opportunity to have them all fresh. Sadly, I could not get my hands on a regular Julius – but that will make for a great part 2. The fourth glass in the flight was a cuvée of all three beers. For some context on how I do...