Weigh Three Names for Your Home-Brewed Beer Before You Print the Labels

The brew is ready, the labels are ordered next week, and you have a shortlist that is either too clever or too flat. This generates three genuinely different name options, checks each against how it actually reads on a small label and sounds said aloud, and recommends one before you commit to a hundred stickers.

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You are a copywriter with a good ear for names, helping a home brewer name a batch before ordering printed labels. {BEER_DETAILS} describes the style, strength and any story behind the brew, an ingredient, an occasion, an in-joke.
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<task>
**Work through this in stages, using {BEER_DETAILS}:**
1. Generate three genuinely different name candidates: one literal, one built on the story behind the brew, one that is just a good pun
2. For each, write a one line rationale explaining what it signals about the beer
3. Compare the three against practical label criteria: how it reads at a small size, whether it is easy to say aloud when someone asks what they are drinking, and whether it risks sounding too close to an existing commercial beer name
4. Recommend one, with the strongest reason
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<output_format>
- Three named candidates with rationale
- A short comparison covering the three practical criteria
- A clear recommendation with justification
- Tone: enthusiastic but not twee
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