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- 5% ABV
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Ship Bottom Brewery's Fruited Sour. Label approved 8 June 2026; spotted near Swarthmore, PA on 10 August 2026.
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More Sour →- Label submitted8 June 2026
- Label approved8 June 2026
- Spotted10 August 2026 near Swarthmore, PA
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This is the 1st of 2 labels we have from Ship Bottom Brewery. It is one of 108 fruited sour labels approved in June 2026. It was submitted and approved the same day. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.
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A woman in sunglasses and a beach hat holds a popsicle against a gradient sky that moves from red to orange to pink to blue, flanked by two large red ovals stamped with the word "SHIP BOTTOM" in pale pink lettering. Five blue stars sit above a navy banner reading "WARNING: FRUIT EXPLOSION AHEAD" in the upper center, with a tall stack of flavor-stacked banner text filling the middle. The composition is symmetrical, with the illustrated figure repeated on both sides of the label; the entire design is saturated in hot pinks, reds, blues, and yellows, rendered in comic-book-style inking.
From the label“Fruit Explosion Ahead This Popsicle-Inspired Sour Ale Is Bursting With Cherry, Lemon & Raspberry Just Like The Famed Frozen Treat! No Melting Drips, Only Delectable Sips. Contains Real Fruit - Please Store Cold”
From the brewery“Warning! Fruit Explosion Ahead! This Popsicle-Inspired Sour Ale is bursting with Cherry, Lemon & Raspberry. Conditioned on Sweet Cherries, Raspberries, Lemon & Lime.”
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