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Green Ribbon Trail Ale
- 6.5% ABV
- Cans
Ten7 Brewing's IPA (other/unspecified). Label approved 24 June 2026; spotted on 24 August 2026 (on Ten7 Brewing's beer list).
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- Label submitted22 June 2026
- Label approved24 June 2026
- Spotted24 August 2026
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This is the 2nd of 2 labels we have from Ten7 Brewing. It is one of 183 ipa (other/unspecified) labels approved in June 2026. Its label was approved 2 days after it was submitted.
Where this comes from
Read from the label art by Hop Grail. Fields checked against the approved label. How we get this data
A full-bleed forest of layered evergreen silhouettes in varying shades of green and olive fills the background, with three white spruce trees framed by a cream-coloured shield emblem at centre. The shield contains the beer name in sage-green sans-serif type, flanked by small tree symbols, and below sits the style designation in cream. Two circular logos—one depicting a mountain and stream, the other a stylized deer—appear at the top connected by a white X, linking the label to the trail system. The composition uses the forest as a continuous field across which the central emblem and sponsorship marks are layered.
From the label“Brewed in collaboration with Wissahickon Trails to bring awareness to the Green Ribbon Trail. Now get out there and take a hike!”
From the brewery“Brewed with fresh picked spruce tips in collaboration with Wissahickon Trails to bring awareness to the Green Ribbon Trail. Now get out there and take a hike!”
From Ten7 Brewing
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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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