The Three Sisters Fruit Basket
- Filedwith the TTB
- Cleared11 June 2026
- SpottedNot yet — watching
On your grail list. We'll tell you when it lands.This is the 42nd of 54 filings we hold from Tree House Brewing Company. It is one of 108 fruited sour labels approved in June 2026. It cleared 1 day after it was filed. The label names 2 hops — Saaz and Hallertau Mittelfrüh, and carries fruited on the front.
A symmetrical heraldic emblem dominates the label: a yellow shield topped with a striped pyramid and laurel wreaths, enclosing a large green banner across its center printed with the beer name in outlined caps. The shield is framed by ornamental botanical motifs — leafy branches, flowering vines, and corn stalks rendered in green, cream, and pale pink — arranged in mirror image on either side. The composition sits centered on a lime-yellow ground that transitions to coral-pink at the bottom, with a cream circle bearing a dragon-like crest positioned in the upper left. All rendering is vector-flat with crisp outlines and limited color blocking.
From the label“The Three Sisters – Fruit Basket is a fruited Sour Saison crafted in honor of an agricultural past and open-air markets lush with exotic fruits. Pouring a straw yellow, rustic malts and a blend of Belgian yeasts fill the air with notes of bread crust, peach jam, ripe champagne mangoes, and creamy guava smoothies. The addition of guava, mango, and peach purée brings rich tropical notes to this historical beer. Saaz and Hallertau Mittelfrüh hops balance its juicy introduction with complementary notes of garden herbs, noble spice, and lemon tea. Very little is accomplished alone, a truth that is self-evident to anyone tending a garden. The Three Sisters is an ancient technique where maize, beans, and squash merge in harmonious symbiosis. The tall stalk of the corn acts as a trellis for the beans to climb, and in turn, its leaves shade and protect the squash underneath. We are at our best when we follow nature's lead, cultivate the root, and extrapolate its teachings into our own lives. We hope you enjoy this beer while contemplating the natural world, our agrarian past, and our place between the two.”
Extracted from label art by hopgrail · fields verified against the filing
