TABC Label and Brewery Approvals Jan 20 2015

This week’s TABC label approvals have some new breweries. One, located in Georgetown, will be having their grand opening this Saturday – Rentsch. The other are the first labels from Stillwater. Along with those, more Evil Twin beers are now approved.

Since it is fall and a little over a week away from college football season, it appears we may have the official beer of A&M football from Brazos Valley, or at least I am assuming that was their market with it.

On the brewery front, two new Texas breweries showed up with plans to open. One is located in Garland, the other located in Kerrville.

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

Ballast Point – Pumpkin Down Scottish Ale (b, K)
Ballast Point – The Commodore American Stout (b)
Baird – Numazu Lager (b, K)
Baird – Teikoku IPA (b, K)
Baird – Wabi-Sabi (b, K)
Brazos Valley – The 13th Can (c, K)
Breckenridge – The Autumn Ale (b, K)
Breckenridge – Avalanche Amber Ale (b, c, K)
Breckenridge – Breck Lager Beer (c)
Breckenridge – Buddha’s Hand (b, K)
Breckenridge – Nitro Thunder Stout (K)
Breckenridge – Oatmeal Stout (b, K)
Breckenridge – Summerbright (b, c, K)
Deschutes – Armory IPA (b)
Deschutes – Black Butte Porter (b, B, K)
Deschutes – Inversion IPA (b, K)
Evil Twin – Falco IPA (K)
Evil Twin – Ryan and the Beaster Bunny Farmhouse (b, K)
Evil Twin – Soft DK Imperial Stout (b, K)
Evil Twin – Yang Imperial Taiji IPA (b, K)
Evil Twin – Yin Imperial Taiji Stout (b, K)
Firestone – Helldorado (B, K)
Goose Island – Rasselbock (b)
Humperdinks – Hardly Workin Beer (K)
Humperdinks – Oktoberfest Ale (K)
Jolly Pumpkin – North Peak Diabolical IPA (b)
Jolly Pumpkin – North Peak Siren Amber Ale (b)
Lazy Beach – Beach in Wheat (K)
Magic Hat – Vinyl Amber Lager (b, K)
Martin House – Sugar Spice Ale (c)
Oak Highlands – Oktoberfest (K)
Oddwood – Taming The Savage (B, K)
Odell – Hand Picked Pale Ale (K)
Rentsch – Session Ale (K)
Rentsch – Weizenbock (K)
Save The World – Bonus Pastor Belgian Style Scotch Ale (K)
Save The WOrld – Celestis Thesauri Biere de Garde (K)
Save The World – Princers Pacis Tripel Ale (K)
Save The World – Peach Froctum Bonum Saison (K)
Save The World – Sol Hominis Golden Ale (K)
Smuttynose – Scotch Ale (B, K)
Stillwater – Stereo IPA (b, K)
Stillwater – Vacuum Readymade (b, K)
Stone – Arrogant Bastard Ale (Forever I May Roam) (B)
Sweetwater – Blue (b, K)
Sweetwater – Festive Ale (b, B, K)
Texas Beer Refinery – Gulf Coast Gose (B – .5 Gallon)
Warsteiner – Winter Special Addition (B, K)
Whole Foods – Double IPA (K)
Whole Foods – Hop Explorer IPA (K)
Whole Foods – Fall Seasonal Ale (K)

TABC Brewery Approvals

(For TX breweries: B = Brewery, BP = Brewpub)

Golden Road – Los Angeles
Pint & Plow – Kerrville (B)
Intrinsic – Garland (BP)

Select Approved Labels:

Label for Bravos Valley Brewery 13th Can Label for Breckenridge Avalanche Amber Ale Label for Breckenridge Breck Lager Label for Deschutes Brewery Black Butte Porter Label for Evil Twin Brewing Ryan and the Beaster Bunny Farmhouse Ale Label for Evil Twin Brewing Soft DK Imperial Stout Label for Evil Twin Brewing Yang Imperial Taiji IPA Label for Evil Twin Brewing Yin Imperial Taiji Stout Label for Firestone Walker Helldorado 2015 Blonde Barley Wine Ale Label for Goose Island Rassel Bock Label for Martin House Brewing Sugar and Spice Barleywine Label for North Peak Brewing Diabolical IPA Label for North Peak Brewing Siren Amber Ale Label for Oddwood Ales Taming the Savage Heart Tart Blonde Ale Label for Smuttynose Brewing Scotch Ale Label for Stillwater Stereo IPA Label for Stillwater Vacuum Readymade Black IPA Label for Stone Brewing Arrogant Bastard Forever I May Roam Label for Sweetwater Blue Blueberry Wheat Ale Label for Sweetwater Festive Ale Label for Texas Beer Refinery Gulf Coast Gose

TABC Label and Brewery Approvals August 28 2015

 

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Twitter: @andrewlschwab Untappd: aschwab My craft beer journey started sometime in university when light beer just was not cutting it anymore. I started venturing out to the beer store and buying any 6 pack that I had not had before. This has now continued for ten years. You will see me visiting almost any and every brewery that I can. I have a passion for travel, craft beer, and college football. When I am not drinking craft beer, I work as a manufacturing engineer in Austin.

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