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Beer In Ads #2032: The Man in Black Curls

September 13, 2016 By Jay Brooks


Tuesday’s ad is for Miller High Life, from 1960. In this ad, one of a series featuring a nearly black and white ad, with only the beer in color, and the same man engaged in various activities. This time, he’s watching the sport of Curling. It originated in Scotland in the 16th century and spread to wherever Scottish people settled, like New Zealand or Canada. It looks the curling team he’s watching is wearing formal military uniforms, with loads of medals on their jackets. And not a few, but there are so many they must be weighing them down with the extra weight.

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Filed Under: Art & Beer, Beers Tagged With: Advertising, History, Miller Brewing, Sports



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