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Cowboy In Sweden label
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Wild / Brett / Lambic-style · label approved 30 June 2026

Cowboy In Sweden

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  • 6.4% ABV
  • Draft
  • barrel-aged

Beachwood Blendery's Wild / Brett / Lambic-style. Label approved 30 June 2026.

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  1. Label submitted29 June 2026
  2. Label approved30 June 2026
  3. SpottedNo sighting on file

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About this beer

This is the 25th of 53 labels we have from Beachwood Blendery. It is one of 15 wild / brett / lambic-style labels approved in June 2026. Its label was approved 1 day after it was submitted. The label carries barrel-aged on the front.

Where this comes from
TTB ID26180001000983
Serial26303K
Label approved30 June 2026
Submitted29 June 2026
Name on the approvalBeachwood Blendery, LLC
StyleWild / Brett / Lambic-style
Class / type906 · Malt Beverages Specialities - Flavored
Alcohol6.4%
VesselDraft
FamilySour
Modifiersbarrel-aged
OriginCalifornia
SourceUS TTB label approval (COLA), not a shelf listing

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From the label

“Belgian-style sour ale spontaneously fermented and aged in oak barrels with blueberries, elder flowers, & Meyer lemon zest”

The brewery

Brand
Beachwood Blendery
Brewed at
Beachwood Blendery, LLC
Location
247 LONG BEACH BLVD, Long Beach, CA, 90802
Production
Brewed in-house

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