Honey Pilsner
- 5.2% ABV
- Cans
A TTB label filing on the register, cleared 5 August 2026. TTB ID 26208001000757. This is the paperwork, not a shelf listing.
Brand on the label, not the plant. The COLA applicant — the plant of record — is Broad Brook Brewing Company, HACB LLC (Connecticut).
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- Filedwith the TTB
- Cleared5 August 2026
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This is the 4th of 4 label filings we hold from Amherst Brewing. It is one of 92 pilsner labels approved in August 2026. It cleared 9 days after it was filed. The brand on the label is Amherst Brewing; the COLA applicant — the plant of record — is Broad Brook Brewing Company, HACB LLC in Connecticut.
The label splits into two fields: a cream left panel with the Amherst Brewing circular logo and bold black sans-serif type announcing "HONEY PILSNER"; a golden-orange right panel dominated by large black sans-serif type reading "HONEY PILSNER" vertically, with pen-and-ink illustrations of honeybees, white wildflowers, water droplets, and a honey jar scattered across the field. The palette is cream, gold, black, and white, rendered in a clean, linear hand-drawn style with no fill.
From the label“Brewed with Pilsner Malt and Wildflower Honey.”
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