Amor Fati
- 6.8% ABV
- Cans
Tree House Brewing Company's West Coast IPA. Label approved 1 July 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
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- Label submitted23 June 2026
- Label approved1 July 2026
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This is the 52nd of 72 labels we have from Tree House Brewing Company. It is one of 88 west coast ipa labels approved in July 2026. Its label was approved 8 days after it was submitted. The label names 4 hops — Nugget, Simcoe, Centennial and Citra.
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A detailed pen-and-ink engraving of two hands emerging from turbulent water occupies the centre-right of the label, rendered in fine crosshatching and line work that suggests classical printmaking. The composition is vertical, with the hands positioned as if gesturing upward through the waves, framed by flowing water rendered in parallel lines. Above the illustration, the beer name appears in serif caps, with a small dragon emblem centred above it. Type-only regulatory text runs vertically along the left edge in white on black.
From the label“Amor Fati is a West Coast IPA with a malty yet crisp body beneath a surge of sticky foam. Nugget, Simcoe, and Centennial pummel the senses with notes of flowing pine sap, earthy hop yards, and candied citrus rind. Citra intertwines with its caramel malts, offering layers of sweet citrus and mango before a snappy, bitter finish. Distance seems to be the remedy. What once felt like mortal wounds eventually heal, and with time, we begrudgingly come to accept the path behind us. Rather than assigning meaning to only a handful of moments, there is something liberating in accepting one's life in its entirety. If we were to live our lives over for all eternity, could we make meaning from suffering and find grace in a merciless world? If there is no alternative but to be carried forward by the tide, why not surrender to a love of one's fate?”
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