Tree HouseBeersWindswept
This IPA is named after the ancient bonsai style formally known as Fukinagashi, a Japanese word that translates to Windswept. In this approach, the tree’s trunk and branches are manipulated over time so that it appears subjected to prevailing wind, constantly blown in one direction in a harsh environment.
Notes of lemon & lime, tropical, melon, white grape and dank. Feels pillowy.
On the Hoppy wheel, from Tree House’s own descriptions of this beer.
Windswept. This IPA is named after the ancient bonsai style formally known as Fukinagashi, a Japanese word that translates to Windswept. In this approach, the tree’s trunk and branches are manipulated over time so that it appears subjected to prevailing wind, constantly blown in one direction in a harsh environment. Sometimes the style can be portrayed as defying the dominant wind, with the branches swirling around the tree. Coincidentally, the Tree House tree unintentionally depicts this design. It is quite fitting, as we pour our energy into this challenging, ever-changing industry every week. The motivation to constantly evolve and grow is inspired by your support. Many thanks for providing us with an outlet for our creative and curious nature. Windswept pours a hazy pale yellow and features notes of melon, dank white grape, tropical fruit and lemon lime, and is exceptionally soft. The wind is strong, but our roots remain established. Enjoy! #brewervsbrewer
