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King Guava Creamsicle

Tree House Brewing CompanyCharlton, MA
  • Double / Imperial IPA
  • 8.2% ABV
  • Label approved Jun 9

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Tree House Brewing Company's Double / Imperial IPA. Label approved 9 June 2026.

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About this beer

This is the 34th of 86 labels we have from Tree House Brewing Company. It is one of 210 double / imperial ipa labels approved in June 2026. Its label was approved 1 day after it was submitted. The label carries fruited on the front.

The artwork

A portrait of a bearded king wearing a crown occupies the centre of the label, rendered in pen-and-ink line work with a gradient fill that shifts from yellow-green at the crown through orange and coral to deep red across the torso and arms. The figure is signed "King Guava" in script below. A small circular emblem in the upper left shows a stylized tree or plant form in lime green and black. The composition is set against solid black, with the beer name in large capitals at the bottom and marketing text aligned to the right in serif and sans-serif type.

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From the label

“King Guava Creamsicle is a rendition of King Julius conditioned on fresh vanilla beans and buckets of guava purée. Pouring a gorgeous orange hue into your glass, this royal Double IPA bursts with aromas of tropical smoothies, bright citrus, vanilla cream, and mellow guava sorbet, all wrapped in a creamy body with a hop-saturated bite. King Guava Creamsicle uses simple, fresh ingredients to produce a beer of incredible character and distinction. Enjoy it with the ones you love.”

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Style: IPABrewery: Tree House Brewing Company