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- 6.5% ABV
- Cans
Four Quarters Brewing's American Pale Ale. Label approved 23 June 2026; spotted near Winooski, VT on 28 August 2026.
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More Pale Ale →- Label submitted22 June 2026
- Label approved23 June 2026
- Spotted28 August 2026 near Winooski, VT
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This is the 2nd of 2 labels we have from Four Quarters Brewing. It is one of 121 american pale ale labels approved in June 2026. Its label was approved 1 day after it was submitted. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.
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A surreal landscape scene occupies the full front: a woman stands waist-deep in turquoise water, her head replaced by a horizontal oval platter overflowing with flowering plants and trees, with a red-orange sun rising behind her shoulders. Pink and coral clouds drift across a yellow-to-orange gradient sky, while a scatter of small birds flies leftward; the water's surface shows concentric ripple rings, and the shoreline is detailed with rocky islands, vegetation, and flowering plants in the foreground. The composition is rendered in pen-and-ink linework with hand-applied watercolour washes in yellows, oranges, greens, teals, and pinks. The brewery name appears in a white banner at the top, and the beer name sits in a white cartouche at the lower centre with a small circular icon to its left; a 'Made in Vermont' badge occupies the upper right corner.
From the label“Pushing water around the morning light, the breeze builds a warm circle around the lake. Sitting in the shallows, the water laps at the shore, creating ripples. Drinking beer beside the water, the moment passes. Drinking beer beside the water, the moment passes.”
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