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Beer In Ads #3866: Most Refreshing Flavor In Many A Moon

October 2, 2021 By Jay Brooks

Saturday’s ad is for “Hamm’s,” from the 1950s. This ad was made for Hamm’s Brewing, which was founded in 1865 by Theodore Hamm in St. Paul, Minnesota. At its peak, it was the 5th largest brewery in America, and operated facilities in five cities, including San Francisco, L.A., Baltimore and Houston, in addition to the original brewery in Minnesota. This one features a bright yellow moon with someone holding up a similary colored glass of beer to it, with the tagline: “Most refreshing flavor in many a moon … from the land of sky blue waters!”

Filed Under: Art & Beer, Beers Tagged With: Advertising, History, Minnesota



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