Tides
- Filedwith the TTB
- Cleared27 May 2026
- SpottedNot yet — watching
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This filing went on record 27 May 2026, before the beer reached a shelf. Every week's new filings, read and delivered Tuesday morning.
This is the 13th of 13 label filings we hold from Side Project Brewing. It is one of 5 wild / brett / lambic-style labels approved in May 2026. It cleared 6 days after it was filed. The label carries barrel-aged on the front.
A stylized lightbulb rendered in flowing, continuous line-art sits within a circular badge at the top center, surrounded by concentric rings and the text "SIDE PROJECT BREWING" in a serif typeface. The word "Tides" dominates the left panel in a looping, hand-lettered script set against a white ground, while the right panel features soft, layered watercolour washes in graduated teal and cream tones that evoke water or sky. The Side Project logotype appears in script at the upper left corner, and regulatory text runs down the right edge; the overall composition splits the label into a stark left section and a atmospheric, painterly right section.
From the label“Label states 'ALE AGED IN OAK.' — oak aging is the primary style signal. TTB class 902 ALE provides the base. Side Project Brewing is known for mixed-fermentation/wild ales aged in oak, and the descriptor 'Ale Aged in Oak' combined with the blending language ('Brewed, Blended and Canned') strongly implies a wild/mixed-fermentation character. No explicit wild/sour designation is printed, so confidence is moderate; wild_ale is the best-fit node for an oak-aged, blended ale from this producer context.”
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