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Crisp Ale
- 2.9% ABV
- Cans
Dad Strength Brewing's Cream Ale. Label approved 8 June 2026.
Brewed at Atlas Brew Works, Atlas Brew Works LLC (District of Columbia).
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- Label submitted8 June 2026
- Label approved8 June 2026
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This is the 9th of 16 labels we have from Dad Strength Brewing. It is one of 13 cream ale labels approved in June 2026. It was submitted and approved the same day. The brand on the label is Dad Strength Brewing; it was brewed at Atlas Brew Works, Atlas Brew Works LLC in District of Columbia.
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Two vertical striped panels in tan, slate blue, and pale yellow dominate the front, each anchored by "DAD STRENGTH / CRISP ALE" in bold sans-serif caps and "2.9% ABV" above "94 Calories!" in script. The center panel breaks the geometry with narrative text under the heading "The Dadstory" and two line-drawn male faces — one with a prominent mustache, one clean-shaven — each captioned with period-style speech bubbles. The entire composition sits on a cream ground with regulatory text and barcode on the left spine.
From the label“The Dadstory A few years back Stache Dad (Craig) was mixing non-alcoholic craft beers with regular craft beers in the same glass to make his own mid-strength brews. One day, he told Hat Dad (Ryan), who said, "Genius. Craft beer with all the flavor - but without the regret and extra calories. Why isn't this a thing? Let's make it!" Cut to an '80s-style beer-making montage, and voilà: Dad Strength was born. Try it for yourself to see why we say it's brewed for a better tomorrow.”
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