
Pumpkin Spice Latte Porter
- 6% ABV
- Cans
Cold Brew Porter (Reverie)'s Pastry Stout. Label approved 1 July 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
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This is the 1st of 3 labels we have from Reverie Brewing Co. It is one of 21 pastry stout labels approved in July 2026. Its label was approved 11 days after it was submitted.
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A stylized pumpkin with a dark-brown coffee splash erupting from its center dominates the label's composition. The pumpkin is rendered in flat vector illustration with a green stem, set against a rust-orange background scattered with faint autumn leaves. The brewery name appears in large white sans-serif capitals along the left edge, while the beer style and marketing copy occupy the right side in white serif type. A small corn-cob graphic anchors the lower left corner.
From the label“Every fall, pumpkin spice finds a way into just about everything. We figured beer shouldn't feel left out. Built on the foundation of our beloved Cold Brew Porter, this seasonal spin starts with a rich, smooth American Porter and fresh-roasted Kenyan coffee from our friends at Redding Roasters in Bethel. A touch of milk sugar brings the illusion of coffee with cream, while a classic blend of pumpkin pie spices turns the whole thing into something that tastes suspiciously like your favorite fall coffee order. Roasty, cozy, and just the right amount of basic. Grab a pint, find your favorite oversized sweater, and pretend you're not already thinking about apple picking. We won't judge.”
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