August TABC Approvals

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  1. Can_has_beer

    Can_has_beer Initiate (0) May 14, 2013 Texas

    As always @aschwab, thanks for taking the time to post this!
     
    #61 Can_has_beer, Aug 21, 2015
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  2. 071184

    071184 Initiate (0) Sep 10, 2013 Texas

    Loose plans for middle of 2016- dependent on Austin & Houston launches! Nothing set in stone just yet, but we're starting to ramp up production (cellar expansion underway!).
     
    #62 071184, Aug 21, 2015
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  3. tpgraham

    tpgraham Initiate (0) Mar 18, 2013 Texas

    I had no idea Spec's was doing this. I knew they did it with other companies during Texas beer month, but since Mosaic is always on the shelf Downtown and at Dairy Ashford, I always just assumed that y'all were sending some down. This makes total sense now.

    Looking forward to real distribution next year.
     
    #63 tpgraham, Aug 21, 2015
  4. mwbbq

    mwbbq Initiate (0) Dec 7, 2013 Texas

    Whoa, Marco IPA's first format is going to be 32oz cans? I wonder why they chose to go that route.

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    #64 mwbbq, Aug 21, 2015
  5. Chadzero

    Chadzero Devotee (399) Dec 20, 2008 Texas

    Maybe they're buying out all the crowler machines?
     
    #65 Chadzero, Aug 21, 2015
  6. aschwab

    aschwab Initiate (0) Mar 3, 2009 Texas

    They wouldn't need label approval to sell those on site?

    And I don't think crowlers are legitimately a solution for canning distribution - they would go old way too quickly.
     
    #66 aschwab, Aug 21, 2015
  7. jamescain

    jamescain Initiate (0) Jul 14, 2009 Texas

    I wouldn't even want to do that on the homebrew scale haha
     
    #67 jamescain, Aug 21, 2015
  8. Chadzero

    Chadzero Devotee (399) Dec 20, 2008 Texas

    Oh I completely agree, it'd probably be worse than manually capping bottles. I made that in jest, but I'm sure they don't have room for a canning line, and American Canning or Armadillo only does 12/16oz. Though I haven't been in back of their place.
     
    #68 Chadzero, Aug 21, 2015
  9. lindsey624

    lindsey624 Initiate (0) Feb 14, 2009 Texas

    Targeting music venues/festivals maybe? Plenty of demand from that market in Austin for larger format packages
     
    #69 lindsey624, Aug 21, 2015
  10. jamescain

    jamescain Initiate (0) Jul 14, 2009 Texas

    It's not really the canning line that takes up a lot of space its all the empty cans you have to order in advance and store.

    I think Ball makes the 32 oz cans but I could be wrong
     
    #70 jamescain, Aug 21, 2015
  11. luisfrancisco

    luisfrancisco Zealot (642) Dec 1, 2009 Mexico

    Not many people still fuss about Unibroue, but I still love them, and I am excited about La Resolution.
     
    #71 luisfrancisco, Aug 21, 2015
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  12. elbrooksie

    elbrooksie Initiate (0) Jan 10, 2013 Texas

    Yes, and 750ml cans for the same purpose now as well.
     
    #72 elbrooksie, Aug 21, 2015
  13. aschwab

    aschwab Initiate (0) Mar 3, 2009 Texas

    Don't be deceived by their small brewery up front. They own a very large space behind the walls that is not too used right now. Basically, they wanted their brewery to be up front and center in the taproom. The large space behind is for growth and for things like....canning lines.
     
    #73 aschwab, Aug 21, 2015
  14. Chadzero

    Chadzero Devotee (399) Dec 20, 2008 Texas

    #74 Chadzero, Aug 26, 2015
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  15. aschwab

    aschwab Initiate (0) Mar 3, 2009 Texas

    Ha, curious if this is sorta a one off thing? I cannot possibly see them doing this for any longer period of time.
     
    #75 aschwab, Aug 27, 2015
  16. aschwab

    aschwab Initiate (0) Mar 3, 2009 Texas

    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)

    http://www.craftbeeraustin.com/tabc-label-and-brewery-approvals-august-28-2015/
     
    #76 aschwab, Aug 29, 2015
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  17. Techichi

    Techichi Pooh-Bah (2,061) Sep 25, 2012 Texas
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    Jolly Pumpkin doing an IPA and an Amber?
     
    #77 Techichi, Aug 29, 2015
  18. aschwab

    aschwab Initiate (0) Mar 3, 2009 Texas

    It is more of their sister brewery that is under the same roof. They are both owned by the same company, but North Peak makes the more standard beers. It just comes in under the JP approval since they are brewed at the same address.
     
    #78 aschwab, Aug 30, 2015
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  19. aschwab

    aschwab Initiate (0) Mar 3, 2009 Texas

    Oh and AleSmith is now approved in TX
     
    #79 aschwab, Aug 30, 2015
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  20. Texasfan549

    Texasfan549 Grand Pooh-Bah (3,250) Feb 26, 2011 Texas
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    How many times can I like this!!!!!!!!!!
     
    #80 Texasfan549, Aug 31, 2015
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