Hop Grail
Sole Remedy
- American Pale Ale
- 5.3% ABV
- Label approved Jul 23
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Hopothecary Ales' American Pale Ale. Label approved 23 July 2026.
Brewed at TWELVE PERCENT LLC (Connecticut). More brewed there.
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Also naming Citra and Nectar
About this beer
This is the 1st of 5 labels we have from Hopothecary Ales. It is one of 85 american pale ale labels approved in July 2026. Its label was approved 1 day after it was submitted. The label names 3 hops — Citra, Nectar and NewZilla, and carries dry-hopped on the front. The brand on the label is Hopothecary Ales; it was brewed at TWELVE PERCENT LLC in Connecticut. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.
A work boot sole viewed from beneath dominates the center of the label, rendered in line-art style with a chevron tread pattern and hop cones scattered across the bottom surface, set against diagonal bands of burnt orange and charcoal grey. The beer name "SOLE REMEDY" appears in large capitals in burnt orange, with "NEW ENGLAND PALE ALE" below in white. A beer glass filled with golden ale appears in the upper left corner, and brewery logos and regulatory elements occupy the remaining space along the edges.
From the label“Hopothecary Ales and BRUNT Workwear teamed up to create SOLE REMEDY, a refreshing pale ale generously dry-hopped with Citra and Nectar hops and the NewZilla hop blend. Crafted to celebrate hard work, ingenuity, and blue-collar grit, this brew combines Hopothecary's brewing expertise with BRUNT's commitment to comfort and durability. Bold, flavorful, and revitalizing, it's perfect after a long day on your feet.”
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Style: Pale AleBrewery: Hopothecary Ales