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Juice Machine Peach & Mango
- 8.2% ABV
- Cans
- fruited
Tree House Brewing Company's Double / Imperial IPA. Label approved 9 June 2026.
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- Label submitted8 June 2026
- Label approved9 June 2026
- SpottedNo sighting on file
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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.
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A green and red illustration dominates the center: a robot figure in a spacesuit helmet, holding aloft a spherical cage filled with stylized peach and mango fruits, with motion lines radiating outward. The composition splits horizontally—yellow field above, orange-red gradient below—with the beer name in tall retro-futuristic lettering across the upper third. A circular emblem with a decorative dragon or phoenix appears in the upper left corner. The right side carries descriptive text and regulatory information in warm orange-red type against the yellow and orange ground.
From the label“Juice Machine Peach and Mango is a rendition of Juice Machine conditioned atop literal buckets of peach and mango purée! Pouring a glowing orange color into your glass, it bursts with notes of mixed tropical fruit, peach rings, and mango smoothies. Never abrasive or harsh, these juicy notes float over a pillowy, soft body with an exceptionally creamy finish. Made with simple, fresh ingredients, Juice Machine Peach and Mango is a fun and delicious take on an iconic Tree House Double IPA. Enjoy!”
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