Take Me To Your Leader

1. Filedwith the TTB
2. Cleared2 June 2026
3. SpottedNot yet — watching

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“Label explicitly states 'Triple India Pale Ale' in the center of the keg collar. However, the printed style reads 'Triple India Pale Ale' which is a contradiction in taxonomy terms. Re-reading: the label states 'Triple India Pale Ale' — 'Triple' modifies 'India Pale Ale', making this a triple IPA. At 10% ABV, this is consistent with a double_ipa or higher. The explicit text 'Triple India Pale Ale' most closely maps to the tripel node in the Belgian tradition, but the label says 'India Pale Ale' not 'Ale'. Given the explicit 'Triple' + 'India Pale Ale' phrasing and 10% ABV, this is best classified as double_ipa with the understanding that 'Triple' here refers to strength. However, the taxonomy distinguishes: double_ipa covers imperial/triple IPA. The label says 'Triple India Pale Ale' — this is explicit_label evidence for a high-strength IPA. Confidence 0.95 for double_ipa based on explicit 'Triple India Pale Ale' at 10% ABV.”

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