Tree HouseBeersFour Count Rhythm
English Mild crafted in honor of those who show us the way forward. We don't remember learning what they taught us. We just realize one day that we know it. Pouring a mahogany color, it carries notes of cracker jacks, toasted hazelnuts, fresh-baked bread, and cocoa powder.
Leads with nutty; also bread, cracker and toast; a hint of spicy.
On the Classic wheel, from Tree House’s own descriptions of this beer.
We invite you to enjoy the physical work of Ross Buckland that graces the release of ‘Four Count Rhythm’, a delightful nitrogenated English Mild Ale. Ross was born in Calgary, raised across Canada, and drawn to the sky from the very beginning. He started out as a kid building model airplanes and dreaming of flight, and that eventually led to real flight lessons and a move west to teach flying. When life took a different turn, art became the constant. No formal training, just an obsessive love of studying the greats like Frank Wootton and Keith Ferris, hours spent at the Air and Space Museum soaking it all in, and a whole lot of paint on canvas. That curiosity and dedication have led to awards, gallery representation across the U.S., and a style that keeps growing, with aviation and landscape at the heart of everything he does. He lives in Toronto now with his wife Marlen, still flying, still painting, still chasing that feeling of getting it right - a sentiment we know all too well @treehousebrewco. @ross_buckland_art
Evolution and a striving nature are inherent to who we are at Tree House, and when we first experienced the energetic outdoor paintings of Ross Buckland (@ross_buckland_art), we knew we had to work together on a painting for a label. Attempting to capture the romance of a day spent on the river is not new to Tree House. But for those who know the feeling of a tight line on a perfect day, the magic never lasts, and the chase never ends. And so it goes. Four Count Rhythm is our English Mild crafted in honor of those who show us the way forward. We don't remember learning what they taught us. We just realize one day that we know it. Pouring a mahogany color, it carries notes of cracker jacks, toasted hazelnuts, fresh-baked bread, and cocoa powder. Balancing its malt complexity, Target and Fuggles hops lend subtle notes of earthy noble spice. The art on this can is a commissioned piece from the incredible Ross Buckland. Our shared love of America's natural splendor and the value of disconnecting from our busy lives while reconnecting with our rugged landscapes led to this special collaboration. A nod to our beloved ESB, Old Man, this English Mild is best shared around a campfire with loved ones far from modern distractions or simply sipped on in solitude while reflecting on the shape of our lives.
