Chloe's Cocoa Coconut Porter

1. Filedwith the TTB
2. Cleared31 December 2019
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From the label

“Label explicitly names 'Chloe's Cocoa Coconut Porter' with 'Porter' as the style designation. The TTB class code 906 (MALT BEVERAGES SPECIALITIES - FLAVORED) and the coconut/cocoa adjuncts indicate a specialty porter. The 13.2 U.S. gallons volume (50,355 ml) and keg collar format confirm this is a draft product. No ABV is printed on the label. The descriptive copy on the back references 'COCONUT PORTER' and 'FLAVORED MALT BEVERAGE,' confirming the porter base with adjuncts. The high volume and specialty adjuncts (cocoa, coconut) suggest an imperial-strength formulation typical of adjuncted porters, though ABV is absent to confirm. Confidence is moderate (0.72) due to lack of explicit ABV statement and reliance on volume/adjunct inference for imperial classification.”

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