Tree HouseBeersLight and Liberty
Light and Liberty is a dry-hopped Kölsch, pouring a pleasant straw color with a swell of sticky foam. A traditional malt bill lends notes of fresh-baked bread to the subtle pear aromas imparted by our preferred strain of Kölsch yeast. A thoughtful addition of Perle hops rounds out its profile with notes of floral spice and cedar on its crisp finish.
Leads with bread; also floral and spicy; a hint of fruity. Feels crisp.
On the Classic wheel, from Tree House’s own descriptions of this beer.
Tradition and innovation. Light and Liberty is a dry-hopped Kölsch built on a traditional malt bill that lends notes of fresh-baked bread to the subtle pear aromas imparted by our preferred Kölsch yeast strain. A thoughtful addition of Perle hops rounds out its profile with notes of floral spice and cedar on its crisp finish. You may be more familiar with the Farmers’ Almanac, but the American almanac tradition stretches back through the earliest days of the country, including Benjamin Franklin’s beloved Poor Richard’s Almanack. These publications blended wit, practical advice, weather predictions, agricultural notes, and everyday wisdom for a young nation finding its way. We reimagined this special release as a lost entry from that era: useful, lively, and full of character. Much more to come as we approach America’s 250th anniversary.
