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Maple Oligarch label
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Barrel-Aged Stout · label approved 30 January 2019

Maple Oligarch

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  • 10.3% ABV
  • Bottles
  • barrel-aged

Breakside Brewery's Barrel-Aged Stout. Label approved 30 January 2019.

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  1. Label submitted12 December 2018
  2. Label approved30 January 2019
  3. SpottedNo sighting on file

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About this beer

This is the 1st of 59 labels we have from Breakside Brewery. It is one of 16 barrel-aged stout labels approved in January 2019. Its label was approved 49 days after it was submitted. The label carries barrel-aged on the front.

Where this comes from
TTB ID18346001000265
Serial181213
Label approved30 January 2019
Submitted12 December 2018
Name on the approvalBreakside Brewery, LLC
StyleBarrel-Aged Stout
Class / type906 · Malt Beverages Specialities - Flavored
Alcohol10.3%
VesselBottles
FamilyStout
Modifiersbarrel-aged
OriginOregon
SourceUS TTB label approval (COLA), not a shelf listing

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From the label

“Now here is something special- a version of The Oligarch, our imperial stout aged in Bourbon barrels, which has been aged for over two years in barrels that held both Bourbon and then maple syrup from Bissel Maple Farm in Jefferson, Ohio. Enjoy the wonderful sweetness that the maple barrels impart into this intense and rich beer!”

The brewery

Brand
Breakside Brewery
Brewed at
Breakside Brewery, LLC
Location
5821 SE INTERNATIONAL WAY, Portland, OR, 97222
Production
Brewed in-house

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