
Dad Strength IPA
A TTB label filing on the register, cleared 4 August 2026. TTB ID 26216001000189. This is the paperwork, not a shelf listing.
- Filedwith the TTB
- Cleared4 August 2026
- SpottedNot yet — watching
Register-wide, a cleared beer typically surfaces at its brewery within 15 days — four out of five inside 31 — measured across 200 filings we've watched land. This page gets stamped the moment it's seen.
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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 5th of 5 label filings we hold from Dad Strength Brewing. It is one of 20 session ipa labels approved in August 2026. It was filed and approved the same day.
A vertical bar chart dominates the label, rendered in pale blue, slate, gold, and forest green segments, illustrating the beer's 94-calorie content relative to ABV and other metrics. The design is flanked by bold black sans-serif type reading "DAD STRENGTH" and "IPA" with the ABV callout "2.9%" positioned above the chart. Below the chart, "94 Calories!" appears in italic script, and two small pen-and-ink character portraits—one with a moustache saying "I'm thirsty!" and one older face saying "Hi, thirsty, I'm Dad!"—sit at the centre in a joke format. A narrative text block titled "The Dadstory" occupies the upper centre, describing the beer's origin.
From the label“The Dadstory A few years back, little dad (Craig) was mixing full-strength and non-alcoholic beers in the same glass to make his own mid-strength brew. One day he told big dad (Ryan), who said, "That's genius. I love craft beer, but it doesn't love me, and I don't need extra calories. Why doesn't this exist? Let's make it." Cut to an 80's style beer-making montage and voilá, Dad Strength Brewing was born. We make super-crushable, low-ABV, low-calorie beers we think are changing the future of drinking. Try it and you'll see why we say: it's brewed for a better tomorrow.”
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