Beertje
A TTB label filing on the register, cleared 29 July 2026. TTB ID 26209001000720. This is the paperwork, not a shelf listing.
- Filedwith the TTB
- Cleared29 July 2026
- SpottedNot yet — watching
Register-wide, a cleared beer typically surfaces at its brewery within 15 days — four out of five inside 29 — measured across 175 filings we've watched land. This page gets stamped the moment it's seen.
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This filing went on record 29 July 2026, before the beer reached a shelf. Check Friday's register for this house. The docket is a second, optional dispatch.
This is the 9th of 16 label filings we hold from New Belgium Brewing Company. It is one of 42 spiced / pumpkin / honey labels approved in July 2026. It cleared 1 day after it was filed.
A detailed illustration of a narrow brick storefront with green shutters and doors dominates the front label, depicting the Belgian beer bar 't Brugs Beertje in Bruges with a bicycle parked outside and lit window displays showing beer bottles and patrons within. The building is rendered in warm terracotta and green tones with architectural detail, framed by a red border and the beer name set in large serif capitals below. The back label contains the brand history in cream type on the red ground, with a circular bicycle emblem at top centre.
From the label“In 1989, New Belgium co-founder, Jeff Lebesch, took the legendary bike ride across Belgium that inspired his iconic craft beer recipes. The pinnacle of this experience was a stop at the renowned Belgian beer bar in Brugge, 't Brugs Beertje, where Jeff spent hours talking and tasting Belgian beer with co-owner, Jan De Bruyne. It was in this visit that Jeff knew he had to bring Belgian-style beer to the US. Two years later, New Belgium was born, along with Fat Tire and his other recipes, all of which would change the face of American craft beer forever. Beertje Spiced Ale is an ode to the incredible "beerhouse" where it all began. Sante to friends in beer, Belgian beer tradition, and American craft beer lore. Belgian-Style Spiced Ale brewed with coriander, fennel, mace, and black peppercorns”
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