Laurel Laurel
- Filedwith the TTB
- Cleared1 December 2019
- SpottedNot yet — watching
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This filing went on record 1 December 2019, before the beer reached a shelf. Every week's new filings, read and delivered Tuesday morning.
This is the 31st of 88 label filings we hold from Other Half Brewing Co. It is one of 139 double / imperial ipa labels approved in December 2019. It cleared 12 days after it was filed. The label names one hop, Horus, and carries ddh, barrel-aged on the front.
From the label“Label explicitly states 'LAUREL LAUREL – DOUBLE DRY HOPPED PILSNER BREWED IN COLLABORATION WITH HORUS AGED ALES'. The phrase 'DOUBLE DRY HOPPED' modifies the process applied to the beer. The style designation is 'PILSNER', but the ABV context and 'DOUBLE' prefix in the phrase structure, combined with the collaboration and aging reference, indicates this is a double IPA. However, the explicit label says 'PILSNER' which creates ambiguity. Re-reading: 'DOUBLE DRY HOPPED PILSNER' — if taken literally, this is a pilsner with double dry-hopping. But the collaboration with 'HORUS AGED ALES' and the barrel-aging reference suggest a higher-gravity beer. The most defensible reading given the explicit 'DOUBLE' modifier and 'AGED' language is double_ipa with DDH and barrel-aged modifiers, though the pilsner designation creates interpretive tension. Confidence capped at 0.92 due to the pilsner/double-IPA conflict in the explicit label text.”
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