The phrase “in vino veritas” alludes to alcohol revealing truths we might not acknowledge sober. What if its deepest truth is that we’re all kidding ourselves about being any different from animals? It sounds like that’s the kind of thinking inspired After Path Design’s fun, nature-loving system for Quadraft Brewing.
These beers take on the look of a field trip slideshow or nature textbook, with shadowy silhouettes of various members of the animal kingdom. Different species correspond to different brews, like a homosapien for the “Sour Adam-Style Ale” and a dinosaur egg for an IPA made with ancient grains.
With three different styles of animals and different subjects, and exploring different levels of acid IPAs, “Prehistoric Dinosaur” corresponds to an acid IPA, “Puffing Moth” corresponds to a black acid IPA, and “Ape” corresponds to a smoky acid IPA, each animal’s favorite food was chosen as the raw material for the brew. “Prehistoric Dinosaur” corresponds to Sour IPA, “Puffing Moth” corresponds to Black Sour IPA, and “Ape” corresponds to Smokey Sour IPA, and the favorite food of each animal was chosen as the raw material for brewing.
In this natural design, we tried to find the wild and rugged life force of nature to interpret the brewing method of this wine. Black design on a white background; Rough kraft paper; The rich and warm touch responds to the exploration of nature. As the founder says: we may have evolved but deep down we are still animals. The ever-increasing animal graphics and food are the life force of nature and of this wine.
