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The Prodigal Haze Part XII
- 9.2% ABV
- Cans
- hazy
- imperial
Tree House Brewing Company's Double / Imperial IPA. Label approved 25 June 2026.
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- Label submitted23 June 2026
- Label approved25 June 2026
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This is the 48th 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 2 days after it was submitted. The label carries hazy, imperial on the front.
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A full-bleed abstract composition of layered, translucent paint splashes and fluid washes in magenta, orange, yellow, blue, and purple dominates the label, with gestural black brushstrokes and drips creating dynamic movement across the surface. The Tree House Brewing Company logo—a black circular emblem—sits in the upper left, while the beer name appears in script across the upper-middle and again in bold serif type at the lower centre, surrounded by product details and brewery information. The splatter and wash technique creates a sense of controlled chaos, with colour intensities shifting from warm tones in the upper register to cool purples and blues in the lower half.
From the label“The Prodigal Haze Part XII continues our exploration of intense hop character! This rendition features a blend of hand-selected hops from America's West Coast and our friends at Eggers Hops in New Zealand. Brewed with a focus on cool whirlpool temperatures and massive hop additions, it bursts with aromas of ripe pineapple, summer berry salad, candied citrus peel, and passionfruit sorbet! Pouring a pale yellow hue, akin to Part XI, this hazy beauty is a feast for both the eyes and the palate. The creamy qualities of our house yeast meld with these tropical aromas, blurring the line between a Triple IPA and a fresh, sweet smoothie. As with every Prodigal Haze release, the experience remains as enticing on the last sip as it is on the first. Enjoy!”
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