Today’s beer video is part 4 of 5, from a episode of the History Channel show American Eats, which aired for one season in 2006. The episode entitled “Beer” was number eleven of fifteen shows.
Beer In Ads #1118: Hot Off The Grill
Sunday’s ad is for Schlitz, from the 1950s, probably. This is just the illustration for the ad, with the woman delivering four freshly-opened bottles of Schlitz with four glasses on a tray. What a hostess! It looks like they;re going to have quite a nice barbecue. I’m getting hungry — and thirsty — just looking at it.
Beer In Film #61: American Eats’ History of Beer, Pt. 3 Of 5
Today’s beer video is part 3 of 5, from a episode of the History Channel show American Eats, which aired for one season in 2006. The episode entitled “Beer” was number eleven of fifteen shows.
Beer In Ads #1117: Hackerbrau
Saturday’s ad is for Hackerbrau, from the 1920s. Hacker used to be one of the big Munich breweries but merged with Pschorrbräu in 1972 to become the Hacker-Pschorr Brewery. This ad has a decidedly travel adventure in Africa feel to it, and looks like the artistic poster art of that time period.
Beer In Film #60: American Eats’ History of Beer, Pt. 2 Of 5
Today’s beer video is part 2 of 5, from a episode of the History Channel show American Eats, which aired for one season in 2006. The episode entitled “Beer” was number eleven of fifteen shows.
Beer In Ads #1116: G-Uinness
Friday’s ad is for Guinness, from the 1950s or possibly early 60s. It’s a very minimalist ad, but I love how animated the artist made the “G” and how much it conveys with just a few black lines.
Beer In Film #59: American Eats’ History of Beer, Pt. 1 Of 5
Today’s beer video is part 1 of 5, from a episode of the History Channel show American Eats, which aired for one season in 2006. The episode entitled “Beer” was number eleven of fifteen shows.
Beer In Ads #1115: So Sparkling Clear?
Thursday’s ad is for Miller High Life, from 1961. After the Sochi Olympics, a little skiing just made sense. This was, I believe, before Miller started using the Tetra hop that is resistant to getting lightstruck. So who knows how this beer would have tasted coming off the slopes.
Beer In Film #58: A Chat With Ron Pattinson
Today’s beer video is a short interview of beer historian Ron Pattinson, the description for which reads. “Ron talks old beers with Bocky whilst sitting next to a very bad gnome. Find out about the latest Once Upon A Time Beers as well as Ron’s pursuit of the truth about porters.”
Beer In Ads #1114: Tastes Refreshing Naturally
Wednesday’s ad is for Coors, from 1970. This is from the time when Coors was still only sold in the Western states, and as a result enjoyed a certain cult status in the East. I remember they had a lot of these minimalist ads, beauty shots, showing simply the Rocky Mountains, a stream of Rocky Mountain Spring Water, and a glass of beer. BUt is it just me, or does that pilsner glass have some odd bumps on it?
