Tree HouseBeersNelson Many Ways - Nelson Lakes
Introducing Nelson Many Ways - Nelson Lakes. Once home to 3000 milking cows, Mount Ella Station, on the fringe of Nelson Lakes National Park, is home to one of New Zealand’s largest hop gardens. It’s called Nelson Lakes, a sister garden of Freestyle hops, and some of the best hops in the world grow there.
Leads with white grape. Feels juicy.
On the Hoppy wheel, from Tree House’s own descriptions of this beer.
Today, we are pleased to introduce Nelson Many Ways - Nelson Lakes. Once home to 3000 milking cows, Mount Ella Station, on the fringe of Nelson Lakes National Park, is home to one of New Zealand’s largest hop gardens. It’s called Nelson Lakes, a sister garden of Freestyle hops, and some of the best hops in the world grow there. The hops grown at Nelson Lakes carry heavily amplified but familiar notes from each cultivar. In this beer, Nelson presents with a massively juicy white wine note. More so than terroir, Nelson Lakes seems to have locked in on an incredibly potent expression of familiarity in these varieties. Hops do not express themselves the same way during brewing as when growing in the field or even when processed into pellets. Having visited Nelson Lakes, we now fully understand what we need to make the best beer possible with these hops and carry a deeper respect and admiration for the team behind them. This beer is a gem. #productphotography #productphotodaily #photography #craftbeer #treehousebrewing #beergram #beerstagram #beersandcameras #beerlover #beerbeerbeer #beerme #beergeek #beertography #beernerd #fujifilm #gfx100II @fujifilmx_us @profoto
