This TABC approval list is substantially longer than last week’s list. First, we have some newcomers on here. Thousand Oak Brewing (Cedar Park) and Manhattan Beer Project (DFW) both have started receiving their first label approvals (both in kegs). On the Austin side, there are a couple of new beers being released from Independence, Thirsty Planet, and Zilker. This week’s TABC Label Approvals: K = Keg B = Large format bottle bb = 16oz format

Well, you will get a good feeling at what Bell’s is planning on sending to Texas in this week’s TABC label approvals. A little bit of everything (yet no Hopslam yet). Granted, we likely won’t see these until April, so Hopslam (if it did come) would likely be even further out. And Künstler Brewing (used to go by San Antonio Brewing Company) received their brewpub license. It looks like they already have tanks in place,

The first of the Bell’s Brewery beer is starting to show up. Granted, we will still not be seeing it until (likely) April of next year. Along with that, we have a couple more Wicked Weed bottles getting approvals. I am guessing they will be equally hard to get as the last ones. This week’s TABC Label Approvals: K = Keg B = Large format bottle bb = 16oz format bottle b = Small format

Nothing too crazy on this week’s TABC label and brewery approvals. We do have Lakewood barrel aging a Pilsner and Berliner Weisse. Along with a couple more Cascade approvals, it appears Sam Adams is updating a bunch of their labels. I am guessing we will see a lot more of those come through in the upcoming weeks. This week’s TABC Label Approvals: K = Keg B = Large format bottle bb = 16oz format bottle

Sigma, a brewery who has their official opening at the end of this month in Houston, is currently winning on the number of labels approved before opening. After this week, it brings their total up to 27 different approvals. That may not seem like a lot for a brewery that has been open for some time, but to have that many different beers in the works before opening? This week’s TABC Label Approvals: K =

This looks like a much more productive week for the TABC label approvals. After last week, we had an approval for Oskar Blues BA Ten Fidy that was an Austin can. This week, we have approval for the CO version of the can. We will be seeing the CO distribution of this beer, but the Austin facility will not be making (at least for this year). Along with that, Lakewood has a new BA Barleywine

A solid week of TABC label and brewery approvals here. It includes some new Texas cans, another Bruery bottle, Oskar Blue’s long awaited keg approvals (they can now serve beer on tap at the taproom), among others. This week’s TABC Label Approvals: K = Keg B = Large format bottle bb = 16oz format bottle b = Small format bottle c = Small format (12oz) can cc = 16oz format can C = Larger format

TABC label and brewery approvals seemed to be slow going all week, but, we have a new brewery starting getting approvals called Sound Brewery (out of Washington). They apparently make a Mortal Kombat based series. This week’s TABC Label Approvals: K = Keg B = Large format bottle bb = 16oz format bottle b = Small format bottle c = Small format (12oz) can cc = 16oz format can C = Larger format can Avery

Editors Note: Delay due to Jester King Brewery Western Caribbean Cruise. While I generally include most TABC label approvals each week, I often skip over some that are major macro beers (they are not of much interest). This week, I skipped over a bunch of the Boston Beer Company’s approvals. This list is generally 50ish approvals each week spread over numerous craft breweries. Boston Beer, alone, had over 200+ approvals this week. Now, most of