
Dye
- Filedwith the TTB
- Cleared26 May 2026
- SpottedNot yet — watching
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This filing went on record 26 May 2026, before the beer reached a shelf. Every week's new filings, read and delivered Tuesday morning.
This is the 1st of 4 label filings we hold from Tonewood Brewing. It is one of 36 fruited sour labels approved in May 2026. It cleared 14 days after it was filed. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.
A symmetrical psychedelic pattern dominates the front label, composed of interlocking geometric shapes and stylized black floral forms arranged in a repeating tile across a magenta, teal, and yellow ground. The design evokes kaleidoscopic or mandala-like symmetry, rendered in a digital or airbrush technique with crisp vector-like edges. The beer name "DYE" appears in bold sans-serif type beneath the illustration, while the right panel contains the brewery mark and regulatory information on a dark ground.
From the label“Label states 'Farmhouse Ale' and 'Ale with Blackberries' under the 'Tonewood Mixed Fermentation Project' badge. Farmhouse ale with fruit and mixed fermentation context strongly implies a fruited sour/saison-style beer. The mixed fermentation project branding and blackberry addition point to fruited_sour over plain saison. TTB class 906 MALT BEVERAGES SPECIALITIES - FLAVORED noted but beer-identity branding (Farmhouse Ale, Mixed Fermentation Project) governs classification.”
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