Tree HouseBeersFreedom Trail
A line runs through Boston, a brick pathway keeping the flame of our defiant history alive amongst a changing landscape. The trail begins at Boston Common, a site of revolutionary unrest in our formative days, through the civil rights era. Walking under the gaze of its bronze monuments, we reach the Old North Church, famous for the signaling of the advancing British during Paul Revere’s ride.
The Freedom Trail. This 2.5 mile brick pathway snakes through the city connecting 16 historical sites linked to the birth of our country. When it comes to the fourth of July, we go big or go home, but this release is a more quiet reflection on the role our great state played in our nation’s story. When crafting this variation on our most tenured Lager, Trail, we used Massachusetts Pilsner malt pouring a brilliant pale yellow that snaps with subtle notes of water crackers. On top of this base, US-grown Tettnanger and Saaz hops effuse notes of lemon peel, black tea, and spring wildflowers. With this beer we reflect on those that were willing to sacrifice for a better future. Artwork by @keever #productphotography #productphotodaily #photography #craftbeer #treehousebrewing #beergram #beerstagram #beersandcameras #beerlover #beerbeerbeer #beerme #beergeek #beertography #beernerd #fujifilm #gfx100II @fujifilmx_us @profoto
