Three Heads Brewing has a whole host of humorous labels for their beers, but one of our favorites is the Captain Banana Unfiltered Wheat Beer. The image on this easy-drinker with just a hint of banana on the tongue depicts Captain Banana, a daring monkey who dreamed of flight.
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A departure from the usual New Belgium Brewing Company branding, Voodoo Ranger IPA takes the label from the classic Ranger IPA and infuses it with a dose of hip, yielding a very cool label to match the golden IPA with a perfectly bitter finish found within.
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In 1892, a Jersey cow named Lily Flagg was the top butter producer in the world, yielding just over 1,047 pounds of butter in 12 months. This milk stout from Straight to Ale is named after the famous Huntsville bovine; hints of chocolate and coffee paired with a creamy mouthfeel from added milk sugars make this one as smooth as butter.
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Saber Tooth Tiger, a limited-release imperial IPA from Rhinegeist, displays a crisp and clean citrus bitterness with hints of papaya and stone fruit. The prehistoric IPA comes with a prehistoric saber tooth tiger on its striking label.
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According to local legend, if you leave a beer on a particular bench in the Cassadaga Cemetery in Florida, it'll be empty come daybreak. This bright and fruity IPA from Red Cypress Brewery is the perfect bitter brew to satisfy any thirsty devil.
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What's cooler than being cool? "An ice cold Downtown Brown," At least according to Lost Coast Brewery. This smooth, full-bodied brown ale displays hints of caramel and chocolate from the malts imported from England, and the Picasso-like figure on the colorful label certainly seems to be enjoying it.
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A traditional IPA with a dark malt twist, Dogzilla Black IPA from Laughing Dog Brewing is as bold as the dog on its label, show terrorizing a city of beer bottle-topped skyscrapers.
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Destination Moon, an American IPA from Hop Butcher for the World, is brewed with Galaxy, Mosaic and Apollo hops, lending it flavors of citrus and tropical fruits. A beer bottle, mug, hop flower, keg and cleaver (a nod to the brewery's name) are depicted in constellations across the sky on this graphic, monochromatic label.
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This oak-fermented ale from Hi-Wire Brewing is light in color, not very bitter and sour rather than funky. The bright pink and white graphic label is just as fun and sophisticated as the beer within.
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Forgotten Boardwalk's 1916 Shore Shiver IPA displays hints of stone fruit from its hop profile, with a spicy finish. The beer and its label take inspiration from a 1916 fatal shark attack off the New Jersey coast that "made the shore shiver," just like this beer will do on a hot day (but in a good way).
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