Triptolemus — full label as filed with TTB
Label as filed · tap for full resolutionPLATE Nº 19273001000794 · cleared 22 October 2019
IPA (other/unspecified) · cleared 22 October 2019

Triptolemus

  1. Filedwith the TTB
  2. Cleared22 October 2019
  3. SpottedNot yet — watching

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This filing went on record 22 October 2019, before the beer reached a shelf. Every week's new filings, read and delivered Tuesday morning.

In the register

This is the 1st of 14 label filings we hold from Dutchess Ales. It is one of 64 ipa (other/unspecified) labels approved in October 2019. It cleared 22 days after it was filed.

Certificate of Label Approval
StyleIPA (other/unspecified)
Alcohol5.4%
VesselDraft
FamilyIPA
Serial19-794
Cleared22 October 2019
ProvenanceUS TTB COLA — the filing itself
From the label

Label explicitly states 'Imperial Pale Ale' as the style designation. The keg collar clearly identifies this as a kegged product for Dutchess Ales, Wassaic, NY. ABV is printed as 5.4% ALC./VOL. The fanciful name is 'Triptolemus' and the brand is 'Dutchess Ales' with no contract-brewing language visible ('Brewed and packed by: Great South Bay Brewery' appears on the collar but this is the producer statement for the keg itself, not a contract relationship indicator—the brand Dutchess Ales is self-identified as the producer). The style 'Imperial Pale Ale' is explicit but does not map to a specific IPA substyle in the taxonomy (not hazy, west coast, double, session, cold, black, or fruited), so ipa_other is the correct classification. Confidence is 0.85 rather than higher because 'Imperial Pale Ale' is a non-standard style term—it could suggest a higher-ABV pale ale, but at 5.4% ABV it does not meet the threshold for double_ipa (≥7.5%), making the label's own terminology somewhat ambiguous. The explicit label source and clear keg format support the product classification.

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

The house

Applicant
GREAT SOUTH BAY BREWERY, GREAT SOUTH BAY BREWERY CORP.
Location
25 DREXEL DR, BAY SHORE, NY, 11706
Production
Brewed in-house

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