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Pier Bier
- 4.6% ABV
- Cans
Urban Family Brewing Co.'s Blonde / Golden Ale. Label approved 10 June 2026.
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More Amber/Other Ale →- Label submitted25 May 2026
- Label approved10 June 2026
- SpottedNo sighting on file
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This is the 48th of 92 labels we have from Urban Family Brewing Co. It is one of 47 blonde / golden ale labels approved in June 2026. Its label was approved 16 days after it was submitted.
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A cartoon raccoon lounges on a red inner tube in the water against a waterfront skyline under a bright blue sky. Behind the animal, tall buildings and a ferris wheel sit beneath gray clouds and radiating yellow stars. The composition is split vertically: left and right panels show simplified versions with a single star, water, and skyline silhouette in black line, while the center panel features the full scene in colour—gray, white, and black line work against cyan water and sky. The beer name 'pier bier' appears in yellow sans-serif lettering below the central image, with 'blond ale' and alcohol content in smaller type.
From the label“Our favorite crushable ale, this staple of Urban Family's lineup is named after our new waterfront location. Pale gold, clear, dry, low bitterness, and crisp. We are excited to partner with Ivar's in celebration of the beautiful game, and offer a limited time canned release of this tasty beverage. Get 'em while they last!”
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