The ledger
Twelve of 13,529. The full register updates every morning as the federal filings clear.
Every label filed with the US government, read the day it clears — weeks before the can reaches a shelf. 13,529 filings cleared on record.
Twelve of 13,529. The full register updates every morning as the federal filings clear.
Every legally sold beer's artwork is on federal file. Point the camera at the barcode — or at the label itself — and we match it to the plate the brewery registered. No barcode, taproom can, tiny run? The label is enough.
The register watches for them. The moment one is filed anywhere in the country, its mount turns gold — and the hunt is on.
Grails, your journal, your passport and For You need a free account. Sign in with a magic link or Google — no password — and Hopgrail remembers what you're hunting.
Every brewery that has filed a label sits on the map, tied to the beers it made. Choose the houses you want to visit and the map orders them into a route you can drive.
A brewery lands on the map the day it files its first label, with its address resolved from the filing itself.
Taprooms open to the public. Add stops from the map, a brewery page, or a grail you are chasing — shortest drive first.
The itinerary saves to your account and marks each house as you drink your way through it.
The next 48 entries, in the order they cleared.
One dispatch each Friday: the week's filings worth knowing, the breweries moving, and the labels worth looking at. No noise between.
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