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Curiosity 71
- 8.4% ABV
- Cans
Tree House Brewing Company's Double / Imperial IPA. Label approved 14 October 2026; not spotted yet.
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- Label submitted12 October 2026
- Label approved14 October 2026
- SpottedNot yet
Half of newly approved labels turn up on a brewery's menu or in a release announcement within 18 days, and four in five within 41 (measured across 313 labels we've tracked).
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This is the 86th of 86 labels we have from Tree House Brewing Company. It is one of 98 double / imperial ipa labels approved in October 2026. Its label was approved 2 days after it was submitted. The label names 2 hops — Amarillo and Citra.
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Read from the label art by Hop Grail. Fields checked against the approved label. How we get this data
From the label“For this curious exploration into the art and science of hoppy beers, we return to Curiosity 71. We experimented with stressing our yeast in new and untried ways to coax intriguing fruity esters from its fermentation. The result, paired with massive doses of hand-selected Amarillo and Citra hops, is a hugely aromatic beer with a soft and creamy profile. Bursting above the foam are notes of juicy white peaches, tropical zest, a hint of yellow raspberry, and sweet overripe pineapple. Forever Curious. Each tweak of the process or step outside of our comfort zone reveals a new perspective on what beer can be. By highlighting hand-selected ingredients and exploring small shifts in technique, this series allows us to uncover new worlds of flavor and continually see our craft through a fresh lens.”
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The label names its hops — Amarillo, Citra — which is enough for a real starting point.
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