LABEL OF LOVE: THE CREATIVE WORLD OF MODERN BEER CAN ART REBECCA WHYMAN • OCTOBER 15, 2018 Clockwise from top left: Electric Bicycle Brewing Co.; Mikkeller’s Hallo Ich Bin Berliner Weisee; the beer label artwork of Vancouver artist Patrick Wong; Superflux’s Superfluousness. Contributed/file photos You can’t help it, I can’t help it—we all judge beers by their labels, maybe as much as we judge the beer itself. Beer labels have been around for ages: 83 years on cans, and much longer than that on bottles. It appears we’ve been loving beer labels for that whole time—just check out all the vintage labels you can buy on eBay! Doesn’t it seem, though, that we’re loving beer labels extra hard right now? Maybe it’s that size matters. Beer cans, especially those tall boys, offer lots of real estate for labelling. Large-format bottles provide a sizeable canvas as well. Maybe it’s as simple as habituation. Humans aren’t that different from crows; we’re attracted to bright, shiny obje
I just went to Portland a couple of weeks ago and I strongly suggest to go to Apex Bar, Belmont Station and Cascade Barrel House. That was 3 highlights of my trip.
ReplyDeleteThose places are great and I've been to each many times. Also I recommend Hair of the Dog Brewery Oh. We met the whole Canadian beer crawlers there! Ok ladies get over to the Rogue Public House now. The Kobe hamburger is epic as is the beer. Sign up to become a card carrying Rogue Nation member in case they open a pub in Vancouver :-)
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