Lunch Money — full label as filed with TTB
Label as filed · tap for full resolutionPLATE Nº 17332001000631 · cleared 30 November 2017
Cream Ale · cleared 30 November 2017

Lunch Money

  1. Filedwith the TTB
  2. Cleared30 November 2017
  3. SpottedNot yet — watching

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This filing went on record 30 November 2017, before the beer reached a shelf. Every week's new filings, read and delivered Tuesday morning.

In the register

This is the 7th of 7 label filings we hold from Collective Arts. It cleared 2 days after it was filed.

Certificate of Label Approval
StyleCream Ale
Alcohol4.8%
VesselCans
Serial17-631
Cleared30 November 2017
ProvenanceUS TTB COLA — the filing itself
From the label

Front label explicitly states '1 PINT ALE' (16 oz can = 473 ml). Back label confirms 'BREWED BY COLLECTIVE ARTS, STRATFORD CT'. The style designation 'ALE' combined with the light, approachable character suggested by the branding and 4.8% ABV points to cream_ale as the most fitting substyle within the ale family. No more specific style descriptor (IPA, stout, etc.) is printed. The regulatory class 902 ALE and the product name 'Lunch Money' with its casual, accessible positioning support a cream ale classification.

Extracted from label art by hopgrail · fields verified against the filing

The house

Applicant
TWO ROADS BREWING COMPANY, TWO ROADS BREWING COMPANY LLC
Location
1700 STRATFORD AVE, STRATFORD, CT, 06615
Production
Brewed in-house

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The hunt

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