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New Year, New Craft Beers, New Looks

New beers are rolled out year-round, but with the arrival 2015, here’s a look at breweries who are on the verge of, or just finished up, large-scale rebranding or packaging efforts.

Heather Vandenengel Jan 6, 2015 - 4 min read

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Tree House Brewing Company

Monson, Massachusetts

According to a recent blog post, the formerly draft/growler-only Massachusetts Tree House Brewing Co. will be canning their highly sought-after Julius IPA in 16-ounce four-packs, on sale at the retail shop. They also expect to can the hoppy blonde ale, Eureka, and its variants, Green (an IPA brewed with American and Australian hops), Haze (a double IPA), and That’s What She Said (a milk stout). Once a bottling line lands (hopefully by late spring/early summer), they also plan to bottle the coffee stout, Double Shot, and its variants and the imperial stout, Good Morning, and its variants. The good news is due to a significant expansion and equipment purchases—a 30-barrel brewhouse and a mixture of 30- and 60-barrel tanks—that will let them make ten times more beer in 2015 than in 2014.

Read more about Tree House Brewing in Issue 5 (Winter 2014) of_ Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine®._ Get your back issue today!

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