Lime Boy
- 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 2nd of 5 label filings we hold from Tilted Barn Brewery. It is one of 4 fruited lager labels approved in May 2026. It was filed and approved the same day.
Sliced and whole limes in watercolour fill the left two-thirds of the label, rendered in overlapping greens and yellows with visible translucency; small illustrated lawn mowers with red handles are scattered between the citrus. The beer name appears in large sans-serif type to the right, above the Tilted Barn Brewery shield-emblem, with supporting text and regulatory information occupying the right panel. The palette is dominated by bright grass green and pale cream, with gold and sage accents in the fruit rendering.
From the label“Lime Boy Lawn Boy is our very own Barn Lager, a unique style that is reminiscent of our favorite lagers yet stands in a category all its own. After long, hot summer days when you can smell the colors outside on your lawn, there's nothing we want more than to sit back, pull up our suspenders, and enjoy this simple, yet surprisingly complex lager. Tilted Barn Brewery Located in our authentic, New England-style post and beam barn, we are proud to be Rhode Island's first farm brewery. A visit to Tilted Barn allows you to sit back and relax while off the beaten path, and enjoy the fruits of our labor. Our small batch, hand-crafted ales are best enjoyed fresh so be sure to make the trek early and often for a true farm-to-pint experience. Cheers! Matt & Kara”
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