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Milky Julius
- 7% ABV
- Cans
Tree House Brewing Company's Hazy 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 65 hazy ipa labels approved in October 2026. Its label was approved 2 days after it was submitted.
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From the label“Milky Julius is a rendition of our flagship IPA brewed to carry an even greater hop saturation and opacity than the original. It encompasses the sum of all the knowledge we have gained experimenting with new malt, yeast, and processes over the last two years. You may wonder what separates this beer from the original Julius—well, just about everything! We utilize a softer water profile, wheat in the grist, a different yeast blend, and a hop charge 30% larger than the original. Pouring a milky yellow color into your glass, it leads with notes of juicy, ripe citrus, mango nectar, and mixed tropical fruit notes and finishes with a firm, short-lasting bitterness. Whoa. We hope this innovative take on an original paradigm-shifting beer hits the right notes for you. Enjoy!”
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