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Trapped in Habitual Nostalgia [Cascade + Amarillo} label
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Blonde / Golden Ale · collaboration · label approved 6 February 2019

Trapped in Habitual Nostalgia [Cascade + Amarillo}

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  • 4.5% ABV
  • Cans
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Kent Falls Brewing Co.'s Blonde / Golden Ale. Label approved 6 February 2019.

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  1. Label submitted20 December 2018
  2. Label approved6 February 2019
  3. SpottedNo sighting on file

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About this beer

This is the 17th of 54 labels we have from Kent Falls Brewing Co. It is one of 52 blonde / golden ale labels approved in February 2019. Its label was approved 48 days after it was submitted. The label names 2 hops — Cascade and Amarillo.

Where this comes from
TTB ID18354001000378
Serial180054
Label approved6 February 2019
Submitted20 December 2018
Name on the approvalKent Falls Brewing Company, The Food Cycle Brewery, LLC
StyleBlonde / Golden Ale
Class / type902 · Ale
Alcohol4.5%
VesselCans
LabelCollaboration
OriginConnecticut
SourceUS TTB label approval (COLA), not a shelf listing

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The brewery

Brand
Kent Falls Brewing Co.
Brewed at
Kent Falls Brewing Company, The Food Cycle Brewery, LLC
Location
33 CAMPS RD, Kent, CT, 06757
Production
Brewed in-house

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