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Midwest Crashout
- 8.2% ABV
- Cans
- hazy
- DDH
Midwest Crashout (City Barrel)'s Double / Imperial IPA. Label approved 8 July 2026.
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Also naming Nectaron and Riwaka
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- Label submitted7 July 2026
- Label approved8 July 2026
- SpottedNo sighting on file
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This is the 11th of 13 labels we have from City Barrel Brewing Company. It is one of 180 double / imperial ipa labels approved in July 2026. Its label was approved 1 day after it was submitted. The label names 2 hops — Nectaron and Riwaka, and carries hazy, ddh on the front.
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A cartoon squirrel in a brown beret and rust-red jacket holds an acorn aloft against a cream background, rendered in simple line-art style with golden-tan and rust fills. The beer name "MIDWEST CRASHOUT" appears in heavy black sans-serif capitals above the figure, with a subtitle banner reading "HAZY DOUBLE INDIA PALE ALE" in outlined lettering. The City Barrel brewery logo repeats in script across the top of the label.
From the label“Brewed on our RAD AF base and dry hopped with New Zealand Nectaron and Riwaka hops, this hazy Double IPA is packed with juicy notes of passion fruit, peach, grapefruit, and pineapple. A soft, creamy mouthfeel rounds it all out for a bold beer that's as smooth as it is flavorful. BEST SERVED WITH: Friday night lights, cool evenings on the porch, fireside hangs with friends, neighbors sharing stories, and getting lost in a corn maze!”
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The label names its hops — Nectaron, Riwaka — which is enough for a real starting point.
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