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Hello, Faneuil Hall
- Hazy IPA
- 6.8% ABV
- Label approved Jun 9
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Tree House Brewing Company's Hazy IPA. Label approved 9 June 2026.
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This is the 34th of 86 labels we have from Tree House Brewing Company. It is one of 157 hazy ipa labels approved in June 2026. Its label was approved 1 day after it was submitted.
A pen-and-ink illustration of Faneuil Hall occupies the lower half of the label, showing the historic Boston building's domed facade with surrounding street-level detail—trees, figures, clouds, and neighbouring structures rendered in fine linear detail. Above the building sits the brewery name in an arced serif cap, with a small decorative flourish of the same building in tan, and the beer name "HELLO, FANEUIL HALL" in stacked serif caps below. A circular black medallion bearing a stylized tree emblem anchors the upper left; the entire composition rests on a cream ground with black type and line art, accented by a tan decorative element.
From the label“Hello Faneuil Hall is a Tree House-style IPA that bursts with the aroma of tropical citrus fruits. A blend of hand-selected hops creates waves of mango, fresh orange juice, limeade, and candied grapefruit. Its fluffy body and creamy texture give way to a pleasant bitterness that balances its malt character with a crisp, refreshing finish. Boston's streets reveal our storied past; our modern city is superimposed over a busy lattice carved long before we were even a country. At the heart of these crisscrossed veins stands a grand building whose role has changed a hundred times over; riots, proclamations, renovations, theatrics, and political upheaval have shaped its four stories. Today, its grounds serve as the country's oldest food hall, a center for street performance, and a bustling marketplace. We're honored to be a part of the heart of Boston, where the sky parts beneath the towering cityscape, the perfect place for an ice-cold beer.”
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Style: IPABrewery: Tree House Brewing Company