Blackberry Sour
- Filedwith the TTB
- Cleared16 July 2026
- Spotted28 August 2026 near Cape May, NJ
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This filing went on record 16 July 2026, before the beer reached a shelf. Every week's new filings, read and delivered Tuesday morning.
This is the 15th of 19 label filings we hold from Cape May Brewing Co. It is one of 91 fruited sour labels approved in July 2026. It was filed and approved the same day. The label carries fruited on the front. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.
A blackberry rendered in watercolour sits centered within a rounded rectangular frame against a soft green leafy background, with a cream-coloured scalloped banner below bearing the brewery's circular logo and beer name in caps. The composition is anchored by a deep navy lower panel containing the full name and style designation in white serif and sans-serif type. A red Art Deco porch-swing icon occupies the upper left, paired with the brewery name in script and a tagline in sans-serif. A row of twelve red four-petal flowers marches across the cream top edge.
From the label“Picture this... the swing creaks slow and steady, your feet are up, and there's nowhere else you need to be. Blackberry Sour is the beer for that exact pace. Brewed with real blackberry puree, this spritzy sour keeps things bright and zippy, balancing a snappy tartness with just enough sweetness to keep every sip interesting. No rush, no agenda, just the swing, the sip, and the moment... It's What Vacation Tastes Like!”
From the brewery“Picture this... the swing creaks slow and steady, your feet are up, and there's nowhere else you need to be. Blackberry Sour is the beer for that exact pace. Brewed with real blackberry puree.”
From Cape May Brewing Co.
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