Storms of Saturn — full label as filed with TTB
Label as filed · tap for full resolutionPLATE Nº 19280001001097 · cleared 22 October 2019
Double / Imperial IPA · cleared 22 October 2019

Storms of Saturn

  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 17th of 20 label filings we hold from Foundation Brewing Company. It is one of 128 double / imperial ipa labels approved in October 2019. It cleared 15 days after it was filed. The label names 3 hops — Apollo, Ekuanot Cryo and Galaxy.

Certificate of Label Approval
StyleDouble / Imperial IPA
AlcoholNot stated on filing
VesselCans
FamilyIPA
Serial19-1097
Cleared22 October 2019
ProvenanceUS TTB COLA — the filing itself
From the label

As big and awesome as its namesake, Storms of Saturn is a double IPA featuring the tropical and dank flavors these three hops are renowned for. Maine farms provide part of the grist used in this product. This is a living product, some sediment may occur.

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

The house

Applicant
Foundation Brewing Company
Location
1 INDUSTRIAL WAY UNIT 1, 3-5, 7, PORTLAND, ME, 04103
Production
Brewed in-house

The hunt

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