GTA 6 beers: Pißwasser and Patriot get real labels from a Miami brewery
Tripping Animals Brewing has US label approvals for three GTA VI-branded beers: Pißwasser, Patriot and "No Mames Vice City". What the labels say and what is still unknown.
The series' most famous beers may be about to hit real fridges. On October 20, 2026, iGrandTheftAuto spotted three approved labels in the public database of the US Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), all filed by Tripping Animals Brewing, a brewery in Doral, just outside Miami. Every one of them carries the GTA VI logo.
The three beers
Beer | Style | ABV | Can | Approved |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Pißwasser | Pils | 4.2% | 12 fl oz | September 29 |
No Mames Vice City | Lager | 6% | 16 fl oz (one pint) | October 9 |
Patriot | Beer | 4.2% | 12 fl oz | October 15 |
The designs leave no doubt about where they come from. Pißwasser keeps its crowned crest, the "Ü-Rhine" tag and the classic You're In, For a Good Time slogan. Patriot goes full stars and stripes with Never Refuse a Patriot. Both have been in-game brands since GTA IV, plastered across Liberty City billboards and radio ads.
The newcomer is No Mames Vice City: a chihuahua in pink shades wearing a gold chain with the city's name, set against a palm-lined sunset. It's pure Vice City in tone, with a name that nods to Miami's Latino community. There are keg labels too, so this looks like more than a one-off can.
Will you be able to buy them?
Nothing is official yet. Neither Rockstar nor the brewery has announced a partnership, and an approved label doesn't guarantee a product reaches shelves — it's a step brewers take before a release, and some never go further. There's no date, price or list of stockists.
That said, the GTA VI logo doesn't end up on a label without Rockstar's sign-off, so an official beer line timed for the November 19 launch looks likely. Given where the brewery is, South Florida is the obvious first market.
Our take
It fits everything Rockstar is doing in Miami right now, from the Vice City blimp to the Kaseya Center sign and the Miami Heat's Vice City night. Turning in-game brands into real products is cheap, shareable marketing, and Pißwasser — a running joke for years — is a fan favourite. If it does go on sale, expect it to be one of the most sought-after pieces of the campaign.
