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Rescue Mild label
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English Pale Ale / Bitter · label approved 27 February 2019

Rescue Mild

Martin CityMissouri
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  • 4.5% ABV
  • Cans

Martin City's English Pale Ale / Bitter. Label approved 27 February 2019.

Brewed at The Parlor, MCBCo BREWERY LLC (Missouri).

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  1. Label submitted14 December 2018
  2. Label approved27 February 2019
  3. SpottedNo sighting on file

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About this beer

This is the 5th of 6 labels we have from Martin City. It is one of 15 english pale ale / bitter labels approved in February 2019. Its label was approved 75 days after it was submitted. The brand on the label is Martin City; it was brewed at The Parlor, MCBCo BREWERY LLC in Missouri.

Where this comes from
TTB ID18348001000224
Serial180038
Label approved27 February 2019
Submitted14 December 2018
Name on the approvalThe Parlor, MCBCo BREWERY LLC
StyleEnglish Pale Ale / Bitter
Class / type902 · Ale
Alcohol4.5%
VesselCans
FamilyPale Ale
OriginMissouri
SourceUS TTB label approval (COLA), not a shelf listing

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From the label

“Choosing a dog can be a lot like choosing a beer. When you see the one, you just know. Our Rescue Mild is one. It's an easy drinking, caramel hued, English-style Mild Ale, and with 10% of sales going to local rescue shelters, each sip makes a difference. Drink. Rescue. Repeat.”

The brewery

Brand
Martin City
Brewed at
The Parlor, MCBCo BREWERY LLC
Location
410 E 135TH ST, Kansas City, MO, 64145
Production
Brewed for the brand at another brewery

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