| New Search | Category: "Beer Cans & Bottles with Bike Labels" | |
more details |
| Budweiser Beer Contest for 1996 Olympic Games-Atlanta, GA |
|---|
| Anheuser-Busch promoted the 1996 Olympic Games through a contest titled `Grab The Gold`. The Bud Light cans illustrated here (silver color) show a Mountain Bike Rider and the text is, `Olympic Mountain Biking, Youngest sport to ever gain Olympic recognition, Started in California, sport is only about 20 years old, Cycling dates to earliest modern Olympics in 1896, 100 years later, mountain biking makes line up`. Budweiser also produced regular beer (not light) in the traditional white color cans illustrating a track or timetrial racer, upon which the text is, `Longest road race: 198.8 miles in 1912, Greatest singles speed: 42.73 mph, Greatest tandem speed: 45.51 mph, Olympic road bikes can cost $45,000.` There is a 12-pack of Bud Light and one empty can of Budweiser King of Beers in the collection. [Item# Beer-002] |
| | |
more details |
| Singletrack Copper Ale |
|---|
| Brewed with pride in Colorado, U.S.A. by Rockies Brewing Company of Boulder, CO is the printing on the 12-pack carton. The bottles are 12 oz (355ml) and are brown color. The beer is quite tasty. The illustration on the carton and label is of two mountain bikers. [Item# Beer-003] | |
| | |
more details |
| Fat Tire Amber Ale by New Belgium Brewing Co., Inc. - Copyright 1991 |
|---|
| The label and packaging illustrate a balloon tire spring fork bike. Their retail in-store displays usually include a bike or wheel. The text on the label is, 'Fat Tire Amber Ale's appeal is in its feat of balance: toasty biscuit-like malt flavors coasting in equilibrium with hoppy freshness. Named in honor of Jeff's mountain bike trip from brewery to brewery in Belgium, FAT TIRE is still crafted following the original home brew recipe that Jeff brainstoarmed on this trip'. They have an attractive neon sign with the fat tire bike; Smity (Gene Smith) has one hanging in his home bar. The bottles are 12 oz (355ml) brown color. Jeff and Kim invite you to visit the brewery in Fort Collins, CO., which is within a 1-hour drive from Howie's home.
[Item# Beer-004] | |
| | |
more details |
| Wild Fruitz Sparkling Juice |
|---|
| Although this is not a beer or wine product I included this bottle in this beer category. The label illustrates three gents riding high wheels. This raspberry is bottled under the authority of and manufactured for Wild Fruitz Beverages Inc., of Middlebury, VT. The bottle is 12 oz (355ml). [Item# Beer-005] | |
| | |
more details |
| Radler Erfrischend Spritzig - Germany |
|---|
| I think this is a non-alcoholic beverage but I included it in this beer category. The can's attractive illustration is of a lady standing in front of a ladies bike. The text is in German. The can is tall (6 1/2 inches) and narrow (2 1/4 inches). [Item# Beer-006] | |
| | |
more details |
| Dragonfly 'DF' BMX Bikes -Germany and Austria |
|---|
| I am not certain what kind of drink is contained in this aluminum can, so I put it in this beer category. The can and drink are produced by Tritec Drinks of Austria, (www.drinks.at) for a company in Hamburg, Germany, 'DRAGONFLY', (www.dragonfly.de). The dimensions are 4 1/2 x 2 1/4 inches. 'Do the Blackflip' is printed on the can. [Item# Beer-007] | |
| | |
|
| New Search |
ProteanPAPER Business Software
|
