Mother Pucker
- 5.5% ABV
- Cans
- fruited
Outer Light Brewing Company's Fruited Sour. Label approved 26 May 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
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- Label submitted19 May 2026
- Label approved26 May 2026
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This is the 6th of 10 labels we have from Outer Light Brewing Company. It is one of 36 fruited sour labels approved in May 2026. Its label was approved 7 days after it was submitted. The label carries fruited on the front. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.
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A scattered pattern of ripe strawberries and green leaves fills the upper half in vivid magenta and lime, creating a full-bleed fruit illustration. The Outer Light Brewing Company's lighthouse emblem sits centered within a circular green band, while the beer name appears in bold black outline lettering. A wavy horizontal band of muted brown-tan separates the fruit pattern from a magenta lower panel that contains the beer style and brewery details, with a small Connecticut map silhouette in the bottom right corner.
From the label“Deceptively sweet and fiercely tart, Mother Pucker takes no prisoners. Ripe strawberries lay down a juicy foundation, only to be overtaken by the sharp, earthy snap of autumn rhubarb. Bright, bold, and unrelenting, it finishes with a clean, puckering bite that leaves your tastebuds buzzing long after the glass is empty.”
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