Tree HouseBeersBreezy
Breezy is a traditional Gose, pouring an opaque straw color with a smattering of foam islands sinking into the glass. Within its mildly tart profile, sea salt and coriander add a touch of salinity and peppery spice. Furthering its delicate balance, Hallertau Mittelfrüh lends a mix of herbal and lemon notes to its crisp finish.
Leads with tart; also herbal and citrus; a hint of peppery. Feels crisp.
On the Classic wheel, from Tree House’s own descriptions of this beer.
Joining the ranks of our family of mildly tart, refreshing ales is Breezy, our first Gose in a very long time. Brewed with sea salt, coriander, and Hallertau Mittelfrüh hops, it offers notes of bright lemon and herbal spice, culminating in a crisp, refreshing finish. Long before "electrolytes" were in every beverage under the sun, Gose was brewed with refreshment in mind. A touch of salt lends a sense of replenishment, making it remarkably satisfying on a hot day. Named after the Gose River in Germany, the style originated nearby sometime in the 10th or 11th century. It nearly disappeared by the 1960s, with only a single commercial producer keeping the tradition alive. The American craft beer movement gave Goses a second life, embracing both their unusual history and their distinctive combination of salt, coriander, and gentle tartness. Curious ingredients aside, it's simply an incredibly easy-drinking beer. For us, Breezy is the ultimate summer afternoon beer—the perfect companion after a day spent swimming. ☀️🏊🌊🍺
