Tree House Farm Brewery

Visited on an amazingly nice mid September Saturday. Loved the grounds. My friends loved the IPA’s. Great laid back atmosphere on the picturesque farm. I bought a bag of dark roast coffee beans! Will be back.

Love how quiet it is here. Very relaxing. Good beer, simple surroundings. Lots of seating. The google maps address is wrong, so we had to drive around the farm to get to the main entrance. The bathrooms are just porta potties, which were not very clean. Was surprising since treehouse has so much money.

This place is just a very relaxing place to enjoy a libation. Plenty of places to sit and spread out and not have to interact with other people if you don’t want to. Beautiful interior barn area for drinking, plenty of Adirondack chairs strewn about for more intimate locations/views. Beers were your standard treehouse beers plus cider options.

Such a gem of a place! Beautiful scenery, welcoming staff and great beer.

We are up from Florida to visit a bucketlist brewery! Made it to 4 Tree House locations in a few days. This is an absolute beautiful location. The beer server was knowledgeable about what she was serving and enthusiastic to talk about the different styles. We enjoyed a nice quit visit to the farm. Cheers!

We've been trying to get here for awile as my husband loves ciders. The setting of this Tree House location is very rural and picturesque. The staff is incredibly friendly, as were all the customers we interacted with. The ciders were delicious and the Joy Road pale ale was a refreshing beer with all the flavor you'd expect from a Tree House beer. Yes, this location now serves a limited selection of beer alongside the ciders offered. Be advised that food is not available at this location so bring your own. They do offer some delicious CT cheeses (packaged) and are happy to give you a knife and plate, but at our Memorial Day weekend visit, they had no crackers to sell to go with the cheese.

Awesome place to sit outside, have a beer (or cider), and enjoy the day. The beer is just like all beers from Treehouse Brewing: outstanding! Highly recommended!

Awesome staff! Delicious beer and cider! The grounds are beautiful! Very peaceful.

Yet another amazing Tree House facility! If you're familiar with Tree House and their contributions to the Mass craft brew scene then you won't be surprised by what a great job they did with their farm and fermentory. There is an abundance of gorgeous open space that you are welcome to explore although there is a limit on how far from the retail area you can wander w alcohol in hand (let's face it, you're still in CT). I waited to visit until they started brewing beer as I'm not a huge cider fan. The beers are brewed in small batches and are reminiscent of their early days in Monson and Brimfield. Soft, hazy and juicy; the New England ipa way. The ciders are more of a dry rosé style rather than angry orchard sweet style. The grounds are impeccably maintained and ever so peaceful. Meander through the fields of raspberries and apple trees while appreciating the tranquility. The retail area is smaller so it's nice to be able to go outside and spread out while listening to the birds. Only negative is that there's only port-o-potties to do your business. Can't wait to visit again!

Very nice place out in the country not far from Putnam. Well off the road with a meandering going up gravel road to a modern day but period home and barn where all the works are done! Numerous acres with here and there seating you pick it and enjoy getting lost in the views. They seem to always have a few ciders along with varying brews. Bring some snacks or pick from some of their refrigerator supplied items.

Treehouse Brewing has done it again! Recently openedA treehouse orchard and farm Fermentory in Woodstock CT is the most scenic spot to enjoy brews and ciders. Picturesque landscape with a small pond, barns, and rolling hills full of trees and plants. Park yourself on one of the many spots along the hills to enjoy their cider or beer! They also offer cold brew coffee. Be sure to make a reservation online prior to coming, I don't think they offer walk ins to control crowds at the moment! We enjoyed the festbier and the lettre d'amour- a nice tart cider on draft. Then split the framboise and breezy ciders that we're bottle pours! Enjoyed every second of our visit.

Came here for a tasting with some family. I had a double IPA - Julius. Wow. I've had a lot of DIPAs but this was very good. Good hops, nice balance, and easy to drink. Others got the Hefeweizen, Margarita Cider, and Woodstock IPA. Awesome environment, great staff, and fun area. Highly recommend!!

Very cool spot! My only complaint is they don't have a real bathroom (porta-potty only) so be prepared for that.

Tree House Orchard & Farm Fermentory is a craft cidery, brewery, working farm and orchard that opened in Woodstock, Connecticut in October 2020. It was founded by friends Dean Rohan, Nate Lanier and Damien Goudreau. This is a spin-off of Tree House Brewing Company, which opened in Brimfield, Massachusetts in 2011. The trio started out as homebrewers around 2008 and would make beer in Lanier's kitchen. They opened their brewery in a small red barn on a 2.7 acre farm in Brimfield. They named it "Tree House" after an actual tree house that sat on the property. The partners sold beer strictly via growler fills and their popularity grew at an alarming rate simply by word of mouth. Following some zoning disputes, Tree House moved to a large red shed on Koran Farm (owned by the family of one of the founders) in nearby Monson in December 2013. In June 2015, they opened a larger facility across the street which expanded their capacity six-fold and they now had a canning line. In May 2017, Tree House opened a 53,000 square foot state-of-the-art brewing facility in Charlton. The Monson facility closed to the public but continued to be used as their barrel-aging facility. In addition to their home base in Charlton, Tree House now has secondary locations in South Deerfield (Western Mass), Sandwich (Cape Cod), and Tewksbury (Greater Boston). In addition to making beer, they also now have distillery, coffee roastery operations, and wood-fired pizza at two locations. In 2019, Tree House purchased a 94-acre working farm in Woodstock, Connecticut. The plan was to start a fementory operation here as well as a CSA program led by heirloom farmer Eric Nelson. Rather than brewing their signature beer, Tree House set their sights on crafting hard cider at the farm. Apples, pears, berries, grapes, stonefruit, squash, hops, and other various produce are grown on the farm to be used as ingredients for hard cider as well as for beer brewed at the other Tree House locations. The property opened to the public in October 2020. Although they initially only offered cider, the Woodstock location began serving beer (brewed exclusively on the farm) in July 2023. My family and I recently visited the Tree House Orchard and Farm Fermentory. We have been to Tree House's flagship location in Charlton several times, as well as their locations in South Deerfield and Sandwich. The grounds of the farm were just breathtaking, especially with all of the fall foliage. There were fruit trees and fields of fresh produce as far as the eye could see. They even have their own honeybee hives on the property. The grounds are adorned with several Adirondack chairs, fire pits, cornhole boards, and hiking trails. The vibe here in Woodstock was VERY different than any other Tree House location. There were not droves of cars and craft beer fans. Instead there was a beautiful rustic farm, a very small crowd, peace and quiet. The tasting room was located inside an old repurposed barn that featured a vintage 1898 Boomer and Boschert manual apple press. I've only seen a press like that in one other place, and that was the oldest cidery in America. Tree House has some of the best beers I've ever tasted, but how would their ciders rank? Would lightning strike twice? My wife and I ordered draught pours of "Deuxième Utilisation Baie Et Pêche" which was aged with red & black raspberries and peaches. It was one of the greatest ciders that we ever tasted! Together with our sons, we sat at some Adirondack chairs by a fire pit and enjoyed a charcuterie board that we brought along while taking in the beautiful scenery. Later on I enjoyed a draught pour of "Woodstock Double IPA" (Citra), which is one of the beers that's brewed exclusively at this location. It was fantastic! In addition to hard cider and beer, the Woodstock location also sells soft cider. I purchased bottles of four hard ciders to take back home. Overall we had a fantastic experience at Tree House Orchard & Farm Fermentory and can't wait to return!

My niece and her husband called us up couple hours before they were headed her to see if we wanted to join them. You need to make a reservation online. We were meeting for 2:30. I was able to still make a reservation online at 12:30 that day. They gave usa sample of the cider on tap.We tried all 3 ciders. Refreshing and 3 distinct flavor profiles. I got a bottle of the Lavender citrus cinder to take home.My nephew inlaw had tried couple of their beers. He also got a 4pk of beer & a bottle of cider to take home. It was nice to be able to bring our five month old puppy with us. Rain held out until we were ready to leave. We left two towns over We'll, definitely be back with some friends.

Do you like hard cider and like to try new variations of that theme? Well then, this is for you! The base cider can be a bit tough on the palate, but it's what they turn that base cider into that is complete artistry. Infusions with berries and other fruits grown there on the property in Woodstock, CT that can be delicate on the palate or heady like a fine cocktail. Served in beautiful stemware and enjoyed in the ideal farm surroundings of Northeastern Connecticut and Adirondack chairs. This location is relaxing, pleasant, and welcoming. Although Tree House is known for its family and pet friendly environment, your kids will likely find the Tree House Orchard and Farm Fermentory to be dull. I'm speaking from experience. We went with my sister and her kids ages 13 to 6 and they enjoyed seeing the chickens and wandering near the pond for only so long. Either bring some kind of outdoor toy for the kids or make this an adult afternoon out. One item to note when driving here: the driveway is long, made of dirt and stone with some dips and humps. Low to the ground vehicles may not fair all that well, i.e. you may bottom out or hit your front splitter when traversing the driveway up to the farm house/bar/pickup location for pre-ordered cider. One last note, as with each Tree House location, read the instructions/information about the Tree House location you are planning to visit to ensure you know where to park, what the updated hours are, and what the requirements for entry.

I love Treehouse in MA. I was so excited to visit their Woodstock location today. it was a special day remembering my Dad on the first Fathers Day without him. He shared a love of good beer and fast cars. My hubby and I drove my Dads Z to the Woodstock location today just before 5. The staff was super rude. I think they wanted to go home. They gave us confusing direction and tried to escalate to a place that was uncomfortable. We left. Hurt by how we were treated. We won't be back to this location until they change out their staff.

I have been a fan of treehouse for three years now I believe the orange julius is the best beer on earth

I hate to give a review of this wonderful place because I don't want it to get crazy like all the other Treehouse venues. It is awesome here. Great ciders, of course. Peaceful farm atmosphere. Great place to sit, picnic or walk to take in the beautiful scenery and peace. Staff are very friendly and informative if interested in the fermentation process.