The Big Tourist

1. Filedwith the TTB
2. Cleared21 November 2019
3. SpottedNot yet — watching

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From the label

“Back label explicitly states 'NEW ENGLAND STYLE INDIA PALE ALE' in teal text. However, the beer is labeled as 'NEW ENGLAND STYLE INDIA PALE ALE' which typically indicates a hazy IPA. The 8% ABV and 'NEW ENGLAND STYLE' designation on the back label are the primary evidence. Upon careful reading, the label says 'NEW ENGLAND STYLE INDIA PALE ALE' — this is explicit labeling. New England style IPAs are hazy IPAs. However, the label also says 'INDIA PALE ALE' which could be read as a general IPA. The phrase 'NEW ENGLAND STYLE INDIA PALE ALE' most directly maps to hazy_ipa in the taxonomy. Reconsidering: 'NEW ENGLAND STYLE INDIA PALE ALE' is explicit and unambiguous — it is a hazy IPA. Confidence should reflect this explicit statement.”

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