Fall Money
- 4.8% ABV
- Cans
Exhibit A Brewing Company's Hefeweizen. Label approved 6 July 2026; spotted near Williamsburg, MA on 7 September 2026.
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- Label submitted2 July 2026
- Label approved6 July 2026
- Spotted7 September 2026 near Williamsburg, MA
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This is the 1st of 6 labels we have from Exhibit A Brewing Company. It is one of 9 hefeweizen labels approved in July 2026. Its label was approved 4 days after it was submitted. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.
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A black-and-white illustration dominates the front label, depicting a 1920s-style woman in a dress and hat standing before a man in a fedora and coat, set against a photographic interior background of period furnishings. The composition is split vertically by a bright yellow panel bearing red text on the left edge, while the beer name "FALL MONEY" appears in large yellow block letters across the center. A cream-coloured wood-grain texture borders the right side, and a red circular "Seasonal Release" badge anchors the lower right; the style throughout suggests a Prohibition-era visual narrative.
From the label“DARK AND DEADLY, BUT OH, SO SMOOTH. A rich, comforting brew for the autumn chill. Dangerously delicious, with velvety depth in each sip. Perfect for tales by fireside. The Author's Note This is a classic German Style Dunkelweizen showcasing a timeless malt profile and robust yeast character. Beautifully balanced, medium-bodied, with notes of sweet banana bread, toasted wheat, and warm clove. An irresistible sessionable ale. Follow our story across the bestselling Exhibit 'A' series. Visit us in Williamsburg, MA for more proof of great brewing. Each case of this beer supports 30 square feet of local farmland. "Creamy, sultry, and dangerous all at once. A must try."”
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