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Peach & Cream
- 6.9% ABV
- Cans
- fruited
Tree House Brewing Company's Fruited IPA. Label approved 8 June 2026.
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- Label submitted8 June 2026
- Label approved8 June 2026
- SpottedNo sighting on file
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This is the 22nd of 86 labels we have from Tree House Brewing Company. It is one of 20 fruited ipa labels approved in June 2026. It was submitted and approved the same day. The label carries fruited on the front.
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Read from the label art by Hop Grail. Fields checked against the approved label. How we get this data
A stylized map of South America formed entirely from peaches, small flowers, and vine leaves in shades of coral, cream, and sage green occupies the centre of the label. The background is a warm cream field with subtle swirling linear patterns in gold and pale orange. The beer name and brewery branding appear in brush script at the top in rust-orange, with a circular emblem seal to the left, and marketing text fills the right panel in the same rust-orange italic type. The overall palette is soft and warm, with a matte finish.
From the label“Peach & Cream is a rendition of Daze, conditioned on peach purée and freshly scoured vanilla beans! The result is an uncompromising and incredibly delicious libation with notes of ripe peaches, mango nectar, and orange creamsicles. It's a stunning ode to simple desserts served at a summer picnic in the shade. Peach & Cream utilizes fresh, simple ingredients to boost its tropical character while retaining a hoppy bite. Keep it cold and drink it fresh.”
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