Grail
- Filedwith the TTB
- Cleared17 July 2026
- SpottedNot yet — watching
Register-wide, a cleared beer typically surfaces at its brewery within 17 days — four out of five inside 29 — measured across 137 filings we've watched land. This page gets stamped the moment it's seen.
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Grails are watched nightly — you get word the morning this one is first seen. Every Tree House Brewing Company filing? Follow the brewery.
This filing went on record 17 July 2026, before the beer reached a shelf. Every week's new filings, read and delivered Tuesday morning.
This is the 54th of 54 label filings we hold from Tree House Brewing Company. It is one of 183 double / imperial ipa labels approved in July 2026. It cleared 1 day after it was filed. The label names 2 hops — Rakau and Nelson.
A bright orange and white athletic sneaker occupies the center of the label, rendered in photographic style with detailed lacing and sole definition. The composition is balanced around this central product image, with the beer name "GRAIL" in large sans-serif capitals below, and brewery branding in script at the top. The palette is dominated by white background, bright orange (matching the shoe), and gray accents for typography and secondary details.
From the label“Grail is a Double IPA that pours a glowing orange color with a crown of foam that slowly collapses into the glass. We recently collaborated with Coleman Hops to alter multiple post-harvest processes to heighten the aromatics of some of our favorite lots. The resulting crop provides incredible notes of tangerine soda, fresh orange juice, grapefruit sorbet, and sugary mango slices. We then blended a charge of Rakau and Nelson from Garston Hops, adding layers of limeade, lemon zest, and white grape notes. We've got the retro releases, the OGs, the deadstock grabs, and one-off collabs. The closet is our personal museum, a shrine to fresh kicks of every kind. But hidden in the racks, behind the royal purples, cherry reds, golden laces, and blue-speckled gloss, there's an unassuming box. Inside it, glowing to our eyes alone, it has surpassed its function and entered the realm of art: the crème de la crème, the Grail.”
Extracted from label art by hopgrail · fields verified against the filing
The house
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The filing names its hops — Rakau, Nelson — which is enough for a real starting point.
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