
Honeydew Honeysuckle Wheat
- 5.3% ABV
- Cans
Appalachian Mountain Brewery's Fruit Beer. Label approved 8 July 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
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More Specialty →- Label submitted17 June 2026
- Label approved8 July 2026
- SpottedNot yet
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This is the 11th of 14 labels we have from Appalachian Mountain Brewery. It is one of 54 fruit beer labels approved in July 2026. Its label was approved 21 days after it was submitted.
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Read from the label art by Hop Grail. Fields checked against the approved label. How we get this data
A honeydew melon with visible seed pattern and golden flesh sits in the upper right, beside a bee, against a sage-green field filled with white honeysuckle blossoms and scrolling vines. The composition stacks the Appalachian Mountain Brewery circular emblem at the top center, the melon illustration to its right, the beer name in tall serif lettering across a yellow band, and the style declaration in a dark horizontal panel below. The label is printed across a bright yellow ground with cream, sage, black, and orange accents, using ornamental divider bars and flourishes throughout.
From the label“Consider this the upgraded version of your grandma's fruit bowl at the family potluck. This refreshing wheat ale with the flavor of fresh cut melon and a subtle hint of honeysuckle is the perfect addition to the table spread or porch-view.”
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A starting-point recipe from the style and the ABV on the label — derived, not tasted, and the sheet says which is which.
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