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Entry Point 63 (Cans)

Lupulin BrewingBig Lake, MN
  • IPA (other/unspecified)
  • 7.2% ABV
  • Label approved Jul 17

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Lupulin Brewing's IPA (other/unspecified). Label approved 17 July 2026; not spotted yet.

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About this beer

This is the 24th of 45 labels we have from Lupulin Brewing. It is one of 151 ipa (other/unspecified) labels approved in July 2026. Its label was approved 2 days after it was submitted. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.

The artwork

A wooden sign-style emblem dominates the front, rendered in light wood with dark brown lettering and a blue sky vignette framed by a circular border; the name "Entry Point 63" sits inside the sign above wood-grain illustration and a small landscape of evergreen trees. The background is a topographic contour map in dark grey and black with overlaid green foliage imagery, creating a layered wilderness scene. Vertical gold lettering runs up the left edge reading "LUPULIN BREWING", while regulatory and brewery information occupy the right panel in cream type on dark brown. The finish appears to be uncoated paper with subtle texture throughout.

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From the label

“Entry Point 63 commemorates the successful effort to reclaim wilderness by closing a former logging road and allowing the forest to reclaim the land. Today, it serves as a quiet foot-travel entry into the Boundary Waters. We brewed this beer to celebrate the importance of protecting wild places, with a portion of every pint supporting Friends of the Boundary Waters and their work in conservation and outdoor education.”

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Brew it

A starting-point recipe from the style and the ABV on the label: derived, not tasted, and the sheet says which is which.

The bench sheet

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Style: IPABrewery: Lupulin Brewing