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West Coast IPA · label approved 16 June 2026

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  • 6.5% ABV
  • Cans

Beer Tree Brew's West Coast IPA. Label approved 16 June 2026.

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  1. Label submitted16 June 2026
  2. Label approved16 June 2026
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About this beer

This is the 2nd of 2 labels we have from Beer Tree Brew. It is one of 87 west coast ipa labels approved in June 2026. It was submitted and approved the same day.

Where this comes from
TTB ID26167001000102
Serial266331
Label approved16 June 2026
Submitted16 June 2026
Name on the approvalBEER TREE BREW WORKS INC.
StyleWest Coast IPA
Class / type902 · Ale
Alcohol6.5%
VesselCans
FamilyIPA
OriginNew York
SourceUS TTB label approval (COLA), not a shelf listing

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The artwork

A stylized hop cone stands centered in white outline against a full-bleed background of swirling topographic contour lines in shades of orange, red, magenta, and hot pink, interrupted by a thin vertical stripe of cyan blue suggesting a river or canyon water course. The beer name appears in bold sans-serif caps in the upper left, with style and ABV stacked below in smaller type, while the brewery name anchors the lower left in smaller capitals.

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The brewery

Brand
Beer Tree Brew
Brewed at
BEER TREE BREW WORKS INC.
Location
511 REYNOLDS RD, JOHNSON CITY, NY, 13790
Production
Brewed in-house

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