Lion Brewery – Label Fun Brewery Hill Carmel Porter
30 October 2009
I’ll admit that this is perhaps one of my favorite all time Lion brews….I present for your enjoyment, Brewery Hill Carmel Porter.
I’ll admit that this is perhaps one of my favorite all time Lion brews….I present for your enjoyment, Brewery Hill Carmel Porter.
Here’s one I’ve been trying to track down, and finally found it. I present the rare Red Baron Cherry-Flavored Beer!
Read more...Here’s another beer that I wasn’t aware of, and one I’m very curious to hear more about. Gibbons Premium Quality Porter.
As long as we’re riding the Gibbons train, why not post another Gibbons label. Today I present Gibbons Premium Quality Ale. This is the 1950’s versions of the label and I think it’s a really cool looking label.
Here’s a favorite label of mine coming to us from the 1940’s, Stegmaier’s Ale!
I know we just mentioned Lieb, but why not do it again, especially if it’s a different label. Liebotschaner Select Beer! This one comes to us from the 1960’s.
Read more...I just checked and we’ve been doing the Lion Brewery label fun for over a month…so why not revisit our favorite professor. Today’s label is Bartel’s Porter…with reputation old.
Here’s one I remember from my childhood. No not from drinking it but from seeing advertising everywhere. I present to you Gibbons…or as it’s better know…G-I-B-B-O-N-S..pure refreshing Gibbons, that’s why Gibbon’s is good so next time you should say Gimme Gimme Gimme Gimme Gibbons!
Read more...A perennial favorite and a beer that promises to make a re-appearance very soon. Liebotschaner Cream Ale.
Here’s a familiar friend and again one of my favorite Lion brews. Stegmaier Porter.
What label fun would be complete without another visit from Professor Bartels. I’m not sure of the timeframe of this one, but today’s label is Bartel’s Pure Beer.
Read more...We’ve pushed into Oct with our label fun, so time for a classic. Today we feature the 1930’s Stegmaier’s Stock Lager. Of interest is their transition from Stegmaier’s to Stegmaiers’ to Stegmaier.
Ah what fond memories I have of today’s label. When I first moved to Philadelphia, we had a Pathmark right across the street from my apartment. What could be more cheap and convenient, than supermarket beer? I present to you, Pathmark Premium Lager (sold in pints of course).
Read more...An attentive reader, Jeff, found this great old photo from a Bulavich Saloon clambake in Duryea, PA in the 1950’s showing off their loyalty to Gibbons (and accordion skills). This photo is courtesy of Paduryea.com (thank you.)
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