Peanut Butter Porter
- 5.8% ABV
- Cans
Teddie Beer (Night Shift)'s Porter. Label approved 2 July 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
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- Label submitted26 June 2026
- Label approved2 July 2026
- SpottedNot yet
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This is the 1st of 2 labels we have from Night Shift Brewing. It is one of 15 porter labels approved in July 2026. Its label was approved 6 days after it was submitted.
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A cartoon brown teddy bear perches atop an ornate oval badge at the top, above the beer name split across two magenta banners. The central field shows a stylized owl in cream outline on a red ground, framed by a gold border, with the brewery name and location centered below in white sans-serif capitals. The composition sits on a forest-green background with supporting logos and text flanking the main emblem.
From the label“Much like our friend, Teddie, we have an affinity for peanut butter and giving back, and this collaboration brings it to life in the most delicious way. This peanut butter porter pours with aromas of nutty toffee and peanut butter candy, unfolding into rich layers of dark chocolate and roasted peanut butter. It's a smooth, medium-bodied pour made for colder days and shared moments with good company. With each sip, you're helping support our neighbors, as a portion of proceeds from this seasonal release benefits The Greater Boston Food Bank in its mission to end hunger across Eastern Massachusetts.”
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