Just a blank white label, with the intent that you can draw whatever you want on while you're drinking it. Good luck doing anything elaborate, as this is a super easy-drinker. Might want to just grab a 6-pack and stick with 1 can for the drawings. Or better yet, 2 6-packs, draw on 1 can for the entire first 6-pack, then use each individual one in the 2nd pack and see how creative you get. There's some cool pictures of what people did with these on the inter-webs. I am not quite that creative.

I was perusing the available options at Trillium's Fort Point (Boston) location, and I came across this label, and it needed to be shared.

For those who don't know, Storrow Drive in Boston is a major roadway, but trucks can't go on most parts of it due to height restrictions. Inevitably during college move-ins and/or around Sept. 1, when the vast majority of Boston leases start, someone will drive a moving truck on Storrow, crash into an overpass, and cause gridlock for hours on end.

​Trillium is just doing their part to raise awareness about this phenomenon, and I, for one, am thankful for it. To show my gratitude, I will go and buy numerous beers from their brewery, including this one. Hopefully I won't sit in gridlock on Storrow on that trip.

I thought this was really cool, but I am a simple man. Bonus points for being the first can variety pack I've ever seen. I had a variety of opinions on the beers, mostly good, but hey, I drank them all in one day, so that is something.

This is just an outstanding label, and looks even cooler on the can. My personal favorite is the guy who I assume is the captain, with that giant gut hanging over and the sweater on top, just awesome.

The beer is not that great, but if you need help putting it down just stare at the lobster that looks way too much like Mr. Krabs. Before you know it, the beer will be gone. My only question: can the lobster actually use the pitchfork, or will the claws break it in half?