Rice Versa

1. Filedwith the TTB
2. Cleared23 October 2019
3. SpottedNot yet — watching

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From the label

“Label states 'Ale Made w/ Rice' and 4.7% ABV. The fanciful name and descriptive copy indicate rice adjunct brewing. TTB class 902 ALE is consistent. However, the explicit designation 'Ale' combined with rice adjunct and low ABV (4.7%) suggests a rice-adjunct ale rather than a traditional ale style. The label does not specify a substyle (IPA, pale ale, etc.), and the rice adjunct is the defining characteristic. Given the ambiguity between 'ale' designation and rice-lager-like profile, confidence is moderate. Rice adjuncts are more typical of lagers, but the label explicitly says 'Ale Made w/ Rice,' which could indicate an American ale brewed with rice adjunct (similar to cream ale or light ale territory) rather than a rice lager. Classified as american_lager based on the rice adjunct being the primary identifier and the low ABV profile, though the 'ale' designation creates some uncertainty.”

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