American Common
- 4.8% ABV
- Cans
American Common (Taylor Brooke)'s Blonde / Golden Ale. Label approved 9 July 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
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- Label submitted8 July 2026
- Label approved9 July 2026
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It's the only label we have from Taylor Brooke Brewery. It is one of 31 blonde / golden ale labels approved in July 2026. Its label was approved 1 day after it was submitted. The label names 3 hops — Simmoe, East Kent Goldings and Czech Saaz. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.
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An American flag waves across the upper third of the label against a distressed cream and oxblood background, flanked by a circular 250th-anniversary seal. Below, a decorative ribbon banner in deep red and gold holds the beer name in cream capitals, with ornamental stars and scrollwork on either side. A landscape vignette occupies the lower half—a colonial-era house and sailboat on water rendered in muted blues, greens, and earth tones beneath a clouded sky. The entire composition is framed by a thick border in burnt orange and gold, with visible aging and texture throughout suggesting an antique broadside or historical advertisement.
From the label“American Common is a collaborative ale by Taylor Brooke Brewery, Black Pond Brews, and Triple Raven Brewing to celebrate America's 250th anniversary. Drawing from pre-Prohibition American brewing tradition, this clean, light-bodied golden ale is brewed with flaked corn and rice, then hopped with Simmoe, East Kent Goldings, and Czech Saaz – delivering a character that begins with subtle resinous pine, moves through earthy complexity, and finishes with that distinctive Noble herbal spice that's as Connecticut as it gets. Crisp. Smooth. American.”
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