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Sapwood Cellars' Helles. Label approved 29 September 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
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- Label submitted24 September 2026
- Label approved29 September 2026
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This is the 12th of 12 labels we have from Sapwood Cellars. It is one of 13 helles labels approved in September 2026. Its label was approved 5 days after it was submitted. The label names one hop, German Magnum.
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From the label“Munich-Style Helles Helles was Munich's answer to Pilsner in the 19th century. The original Munich lager was "dunkel" (dark) this one is "helles" (pale)... no one has ever accused the Germans of being whimsical with their beer style names! We brewed our version with our favorite extra-pale German Pilsner malt, Aromatic malt for a bready aroma, and just a touch of German Magnum hops for balancing bitterness. It's clean and crisp, with a malty balance despite the dry finish! Prost! Mike & Scott”
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The label names its hops — German Magnum — which is enough for a real starting point.
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