The Tiger That Killed My Father
- 13% ABV
- Bottles
- barrel-aged
- imperial
Monday Night Brewing's Barrel-Aged Stout. Label approved 29 June 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
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- Label submitted24 June 2026
- Label approved29 June 2026
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This is the 17th of 25 labels we have from Monday Night Brewing. It is one of 64 barrel-aged stout labels approved in June 2026. Its label was approved 5 days after it was submitted. The label carries barrel-aged, imperial on the front.
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A stylized tiger face dominates the centre of the label, rendered in orange, black, and white with an aggressive expression and bared teeth gripping a bone. The tiger is surrounded by dense tropical foliage in tan and olive, creating a full-bleed pattern across the label face. The beer name curves above and below the tiger in hand-lettered script, while regulatory and brewery information occupy the left edge and right panel in smaller serif and sans-serif type on the tan ground.
From the label“This beast of a beer spent over two years slumbering in Bourbon and Rum barrels before emerging ready to pounce. Layers of toasted coconut, fragrant vanilla, and ripe banana transform this massive stout into a decadent Tiki-inspired experience. Rich, bold, and dangerously smooth, each sip delivers waves of tropical character wrapped in deep barrel complexity. A true killer of a Tiki Tiger.”
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