
Lot K Lager
A TTB label filing on the register, cleared 4 August 2026. TTB ID 26212001000250. This is the paperwork, not a shelf listing.
- Filedwith the TTB
- Cleared4 August 2026
- Spotted28 August 2026 near Cape May, NJ
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This filing went on record 4 August 2026, before the beer reached a shelf. Check Friday's register for this house. The docket is a second, optional dispatch.
This is the 26th of 26 label filings we hold from Cape May Brewing Co. It is one of 40 amber lager / vienna labels approved in August 2026. It cleared 4 days after it was filed. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.
A stylised illustration of a tailgater grilling and jumping with beer cans occupies the central oval, rendered in green, cream, and orange against a light-blue cloud-filled background enclosed by a scalloped border. The composition is balanced around the Cape May Brewing Co. circular logo at the base, with the beer name in white serif capitals below. A red football-laced beer can appears in the upper left, and the right side carries vertical marketing copy in red and navy script and sans-serif type on a cream field. The label uses a cream ground with red header band, green lower field, and white scalloped separators suggesting a vintage promotional aesthetic.
From the label“Picture this... the grill is fired up, the parking lot is packed, and the countdown to kickoff has officially begun. Lot K Lager is a Vienna-Style Lager built for all-day tailgate sipping— light amber, malt-forward, with a toasty, bready character and a balanced hop finish. At 4.5%, this easy-drinking brew will take you from first pour to fourth quarter. So, whether you're manning the grill or just here for the pregame energy, this lager's got your back all game long... It's What Vacation Tastes Like!”
From the brewery“Vienna-Style Lager built for all-day tailgate sipping.”
From Cape May Brewing Co.
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