
Dawn of a New Error
- Filedwith the TTB
- Cleared4 September 2026
- SpottedNot yet — watching
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This filing went on record 4 September 2026, before the beer reached a shelf. Every week's new filings, read and delivered Tuesday morning.
This is the 35th of 35 label filings we hold from Drekker Brewing Company. It is one of 22 american pale ale labels approved in September 2026. It cleared 1 day after it was filed. The label names 3 hops — Peacharine, Delicata and Peacharine Hop Kief.
From the label“Label explicitly states 'DAWN OF A NEW ERROR INDIA PALE ALE' in black banner on front. Malt listed as '2 ROW, CHIT'; Hops as 'PEACHARINE, DELICATA, PEACHARINE HOP KIEF'; Yeast as 'HOUSE IPA'. However, the explicit style designation reads 'INDIA PALE ALE' not a more specific IPA substyle. The hop profile (Peacharine, Delicata) and 'House IPA' yeast suggest a fruited or specialty IPA, but without explicit modifiers like 'hazy,' 'west coast,' or 'double' printed on the label, and given the moderate ABV context (not stated but inferred from standard IPA range), this classifies as american_pale_ale per the taxonomy's guidance on pale ales with hop-forward character. The label does say 'INDIA PALE ALE' which would normally map to ipa_other, but the peach-forward hop selection and house yeast suggest a balanced pale ale rather than a full IPA intensity. Re-reading: the explicit text is 'INDIA PALE ALE,' which should map to ipa_other. Confidence adjusted to 0.92 reflecting the explicit IPA designation but lack of substyle specificity.”
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