Prelude Winter Warmer
- 6.7% ABV
- Cans
Shipyard Brewing Co.'s Amber / Red Ale. Label approved 7 August 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
Brewed at Hamburg Brewing Company, LLC (New York). More brewed there.
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- Label submitted7 August 2026
- Label approved7 August 2026
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This is the 5th of 7 labels we have from Shipyard Brewing Co. It is one of 33 amber / red ale labels approved in August 2026. It was submitted and approved the same day. The brand on the label is Shipyard Brewing Co; it was brewed at Hamburg Brewing Company, LLC in New York.
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A stylized climber in colorful winter gear—yellow, blue, and green—scales an icy, snow-capped peak that dominates the centre of the label, rendered in bold graphic lines against a bright red background. A lighthouse and coastal landscape in tan and gold occupy the upper left, with horizontal line-work suggesting sky and water throughout. The beer name "Prelude" appears in large gold serif letters, flanked by "Winter Warmer" in white, with the Shipyard Brewing Co. logo and sailing ship at top. A tan sand-coloured band runs across the lower third, containing product details and tasting notes.
From the label“Originally brewed for the world renowned Prelude festival in Kennebunkport, ME, this medium bodied Strong Ale has been a highly awarded part of the Shipyard family since 1993. Dark amber in color, with aromas of caramel and molasses, Prelude is slightly sweet and nutty, finishing with lingering notes of dark chocolate.”
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