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The Land of Hopes and Dreams

Pale Hoppy · Imperial IPA · 8% ABV

The Land of Hopes and Dreams

The Land of Hopes and Dreams is a Double IPA featuring an American classic, Citra. Floating above our creamy house yeast and fluffy body are aromas of fresh orange juice, overripe mango, and a hint of pine. With each sip, notes of grapefruit gummies, candied citrus peel, and papaya wash over the palate before a pleasantly bitter finish

First posted
Jun 24, 2026
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Flavor

Leads with orange and mango; also grapefruit, citrus peel, papaya and candy; a hint of pine. Feels creamy and bitter.

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Citrus
Orange , leads Grapefruit , named Citrus peel , named
Tropical
Mango , leads Papaya , named
Sweet
Candy , named
Green
Pine , a hint
Feel
Creamy , named Bitter , named

On the Hoppy wheel, from Tree House’s own descriptions of this beer.

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Wednesday Jun 24

4 photos: The Land of Hopes and Dreams is a Double IPA featuring a blend of classic juicy American hops. Floating above our cre…

The Land of Hopes and Dreams is a Double IPA featuring a blend of classic juicy American hops. Floating above our creamy house yeast and fluffy body are aromas of fresh orange juice, overripe mango, grapefruit candies, and a hint of pine. Take me the long way home. Rather than gold-paved streets, give me an endless highway, a ribbon that paints mirages on the horizon. One that snakes through forested hills and glass cities, the color of the sky. Let it whip across the shoreline before ducking into the Appalachian mountains, whittled by rivers and rain. Stretch it into the flatlands where the Rockies sit eternally at their edge. Flood it across red sands and archways dry as bone, until the green crests against my oscillations and breaks against the sea. The image on the can was captured on medium-format film by @treehousenate on the 'Going To the Sun Road' in Glacier National Park, at the conclusion of our hop selection in 2022. The dreary image is not postcard-perfect, which is why we love it. It feels real, even a little worn, and yet still full of promise and potential.