Suburban Ewok

1. Filedwith the TTB
2. Cleared3 December 2019
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From the label

“Keg collar explicitly states 'NE-Style India Pale Ale' and '6.8% Alc. by Vol.' The label is a keg collar (round, tap-handle format, brewery name and location Seattle, WA / Portland, OR) with no specific beer name on front, but the fanciful name 'Suburban Ewok' and style designation 'NE-Style India Pale Ale' appear on the back. However, 'NE-Style' (New England-style) typically indicates hazy_ipa, but the label explicitly says 'India Pale Ale' without 'Hazy' modifier. At 6.8% ABV, this is below the double-IPA threshold (~7.5%+). The most direct reading is american_pale_ale given the explicit 'India Pale Ale' designation without hazy framing, though NE-style suggests hazy characteristics. Confidence capped at 0.92 due to the NE-style designation creating ambiguity between hazy_ipa and american_pale_ale; the explicit 'India Pale Ale' text without 'Hazy' and the moderate ABV support american_pale_ale as the safer classification.”

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