Kling Lager Beer
- 4.5% ABV
- Cans
BarrieHaus Beer Co.'s American Lager / Light Lager. Label approved 30 June 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
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- Label submitted29 June 2026
- Label approved30 June 2026
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This is the 5th of 5 labels we have from BarrieHaus Beer Co. It is one of 101 american lager / light lager 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 cream label with a bold red border frames the design. The beer name "Kling" appears in large blackletter type at center, with a decorative banner below reading "Lager Beer" flanking a red diamond emblem containing a shield and wreath. Smaller text identifies the brewery, location (Tampa, Florida), and establishes the beer's heritage from 1863, with a reinstatement date of 2019. The right side carries marketing copy in serif type against the cream ground. The composition is symmetrical and historically informed, rendered in black, red, and cream throughout.
From the label“We honor our 3x great-grandfather Philip Kling with this beer. He brought lager beer into the hearts and minds of Americans predominately drinking English-style ales in the 19th century. This crushable American lager has a touch of malt sweetness, bold eagles, and freedom. Dare we call it the Kling of Beers?”
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