Dark Ale Bags
Description: Formed in 1933, Wolverine Brewing Co.’s bottling line started operation in May and ran for all of 10 decades, lasting even through the start of the war. By 1943, wartime restrictions became too much, and the Wolverine Brewing Company closed its doors. They produced half a dozen beers, including Dark Horse Ale, Wolverine Beer, and Rhein-Brau, also known as “The Aristocrat”. It was said that the Rhein-Brau’s recipe was based on a winning formula from the Chicago World’s fair in 1893.
Description: Around here at TB HQ, we do our darndest to avoid lawsuits whenever possible. So when we were told by our marketing department that we needed to create a Black Cat stout design, Josh was like, "Um, I may have just woken up from sleeping in my Jeep, but I'm pretty sure a brewery out there, if not several, has a Black Cat Stout©. What time is it. My phone battery died and someone stole my watch." That's why we keep Josh around.
Description: A shield-shaped insignia with a dark blue border. Inside, an orange background features a white fist punching upwards, breaking through a dark surface. Lightning bolts emanate from the center around the fist. The text "SKULL CRUSHER ALE" is at the top, "BEST TASTE" to the left of the fist, and "ENJOY COLD" at the bottom.
Description: Show off your love for craft beer and cryptids with this hilarious Bigfoot-themed graphic! Featuring a fake beer label design for "Bigfoot’s Dark Ale," this tee combines a legendary creature with a fun brewery twist. Perfect for Sasquatch fans, beer lovers, and anyone with a sense of humor. 🦶 Funny Bigfoot Design: A bold "Bigfoot’s Dark Ale" beer label graphic, bringing myth and beer together for a one-of-a-kind look. 🍺 Ideal for Beer Enthusiasts: Celebrate your appreciation for craft beers with a Bigfoot twist—perfect for brewery tours or casual outings. 🎁 Awesome Gift: An excellent gift choice for Bigfoot believers, beer lovers, or those who enjoy quirky graphics.
Description: The Art Deco era holds a plethora of commercial design during a period of extraordinary creative vitality. Reflecting French popular culture at the height of its inveterate flair and exuberant joie de vivre. The brewing industry was and still is a large part of french culture. This timeless logo celebrates the beauty and simplicity of French Graphic Design from the 1930s.
