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Fifteenth Anniversary Imperial Stout
- ABV not stated
- Bottles
- imperial
- barrel-aged
Hill Farmstead Brewery's Barrel-Aged Stout. Label approved 5 June 2026. ABV isn't on the approved label.
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- Label submitted5 June 2026
- Label approved5 June 2026
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This is the 3rd of 5 labels we have from Hill Farmstead Brewery. It is one of 63 barrel-aged stout labels approved in June 2026. It was submitted and approved the same day. The label carries imperial, barrel-aged on the front.
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The label is dominated by the words "IMPERIAL STOUT" set in large, condensed sans-serif capitals in a warm terracotta-red against a black ground. Above them sits a small geometric emblem in white—two overlapping shapes suggesting a stylised anchor or compass point. The composition is spare and centred, with regulatory text and a narrative paragraph occupying the left and right margins in white type. The overall effect is austere and architectural rather than illustrative.
From the label“Ryan Witter-Merithew and I first met in 2007. Then, as I prepared to leave my brewing role in Denmark in 2009, he arrived to take my place. We lived and brewed together on the island of Fanø for a month—long days of shared labor, quiet meals, and the beginning of a friendship that has spanned continents and decades. In that brief overlap, we created Grassroots Brewing as a conduit—an idea that might allow us both to remain creatively tethered to Denmark, even from afar. Together, we have made beers like Twilight of the Idols, Birth of Tragedy, Viola Sofia, Six Years, and so many more. I've often believed that my methodical approach gave shape to Ryan's imagination—and that his inventiveness helped loosen my edges. Fifteen years later, Ryan has returned. We brewed this Imperial Stout—the largest, most sugar-laden beer we have ever produced. It marks not only our anniversary, but also Ryan's own return to Hill Farmstead as Chief Operating Officer. He is a creative force and a dear friend. This beer is for the journey—circular, persistent, unfinished.”
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