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Anchovy Double Broken Heels
- 9.2% ABV
- Cans
- hazy
New Trail Brewing Co.'s Double / Imperial IPA. Label approved 29 May 2026.
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- Label submitted28 May 2026
- Label approved29 May 2026
- SpottedNo sighting on file
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This is the 45th of 76 labels we have from New Trail Brewing Co. It is one of 32 double / imperial ipa labels approved in May 2026. Its label was approved 1 day after it was submitted. The label names one hop, Anchovy, and carries hazy on the front.
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A scattered pattern of five sardines or anchovies rendered in engraving style fills the sky-blue field, printed in navy ink and rotated at varied angles across the label. The beer name and style appear in bold sans-serif caps in navy and white against the same ground, flanked by a central emblem: five fish hung from a hook with an orange border, and the New Trail Brewing Co. diamond-shaped house mark to the right. The palette is sky blue, navy, and bright orange, with cream and white type set in condensed and extended caps throughout; a dark navy band runs along the bottom edge.
From the label“Segal Ranch in the Pacific Northwest has cultivated some of the most exciting new hop varieties in recent years, including the Anchovy hop. Anchovy brings big notes of watermelon candy, backed up with some berry & pine aromatics. Swimming in watermelon candy and pine aromatics with subtle woody undercurrents. Grown by Segal Ranch”
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