| Beer has been an important beverage throughout history, enjoyed in homes and taverns, at beach parties and ballgames, on pirate ships and fishing trips. It is a universal drink, that can be found in all parts of the United States and in cultures all over the earth. Because of this, sipping or gulping down beer is something that many different groups of people have in common. A good brew is something we can all agree upon, and share. Have a cold one! (...or in England, a warm one.) |
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It is because of this social significance that beer bottles display such regal splendor. Whether the glass is brown or green, a unique label is proudly applied to distinguish the brand from it's cousins, from Alaska to Zimbabwe, while handsomely honoring the frothy libation inside. Major breweries are big business. They're also big advertisers who come up with memorable advertising. But microbreweries are having a huge impact on the market, finding a niche by offering a wider range of brews. |
| My inspiration for accumulating these unique works of art has been travel--near and far. Regardless of where you find yourself ( the Swiss Alps or Australia's Outback or high in the Andes or Wilmington, Delaware) you can feel at home because you're within arm's reach of a good draught, or at least it's majestically bottled counterpart! I'd be happy to tell you a little about myself if you're interested. Thanks for visiting! ...did I mention that contributions are gladly accepted... |
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Take a look at MY COLLECTION!
Take a look at the BEER CAN COLLECTIONS!
CONTRIBUTORS TO MY COLLECTION
| Ed & Claire Christensen Steve Christensen Ken Christensen Lew & Dawn Riess Dr. Daniel Weintraub |
Frank Walsh Dave McGlensey Mike Kiehl CDR Mike Eaton |
