Ale Mugs

Bearington Ale

Barney Stinson approved Beer

The F.W. Cook Brewing Company was founded in 1853 by Frederick Washington Cook and Jacob Rice in what was then a cornfield just outside of downtown Evansville, Indiana. F.W. Cook brewed several beers under their Cook's brand over the years, and in the early '50s, they added their first ale. Naming it Cook’s 500 Ale after the popular race that took place every year a couple of hours north in Indianapolis, the new ale was another hit for F.W. Cook. Sadly, workers went on strike in 1955, at which point the brewery's owners ceased operations. The brewery closed its doors for good in September 1957 after selling all of the beer it had already produced, including the very last batch of Cook’s 500 Ale.

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There's something to be said about bicycles and beer. This is a parody of the Cannondale logo.

A Sleepy Hollow inspired beer label featuring the Headless Horseman

It mostly give you acid reflux...mostly.

I heart craft beer <3 Find more of my illustrations on Instagram @ashsgreen

Gruss vom Krampus with this cheeky ale!

Black Phillip Devilsh Alse is brewed and bottled in New England. It is devilishly good!

I hope you like it! :)

The fictional beer appearing in the animated series Family guy

Simply the best!

Cooper's Ale House

C. 1930 Belgian label for ' Cowboy ' Saison which loosely defined is a type of Pale Ale. The label depicts a one happy looking cowboy tilting his hat back and raising a cold pint of ale.

ES UNA SERIE DE PINTURAS Y DIBUJOS ABSTRACTOS REALIZADAS CON TÉCNICA MIXTA TITULADA ALE EN DONDE EL COLOR Y LA FORMA JUEGAN UN PAPEL IMPORTANTE. DEBIDO A QUE SON EL RESUMEN DE UN PENSAMIENTO FUGAZ QUE SURGE EN EL TIEMPO DE ALE

slainte white

Fictional beer label of a dreaming cat brew. Aged nine lives.

So, as I said in the other listing, I wanted you to have a version of this you could do in any color. And here it is!

A parody beer label for Lovecraft and Cthulhu fanatics. "The nightmare corpse-city of R'lyeh...was built in measureless eons behind history by the vast, loathsome shapes that seeped down from the dark stars. There lay great Cthulhu and his hordes, hidden in green slimy vaults." — H. P. Lovecraft, "The Call of Cthulhu"

Get in my belly! "Fat Bastard Ale" is a collaboration with Wolfkrusemark.

Set the mood by listening the wonderful song by The Dubliners that inspired this shirt, Molly Malone (https://goo.gl/Y7vZih), and get ready for St. Patrick's Day!

Craft beer label inspired Pan's Labyrinth

vintage beer shirt

Andy Dufresne's favorite beer!!!

An ale brewed in Shadowdale, first serve at the Old Skull Inn.

McAnally s Brown Bottle Traditionally Brewed Old World Ale harry dresden, dresden files, wizard, detective, dresden

slainte irish stripe

Red Setter Ale a Premium Amber with a high 6.2% abv makes this brew a favorite of dog lovers. Featured is an Irish Setter with top hat and corn cob pipe.

Taken from a vintage advertisement.

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Steak, Prime Rib, and Lobster...Oh My! Steak and Ale was founded in Dallas, Texas, in 1966. It started as an independent restaurant chain offering an upscale steak experience at lower prices, and remained an independent chain until 1976. Steak and Ale grew to its height in the late 1980's with 280 locations. In 2008 the company behind the Steak & Ale chains filed for one of the largest restaurant bankruptcies ever and the chain's remaining 58 locations were closed as part of the bankruptcy proceeding.

Raise a glass of our signature gold ale and say cheers to friends, colleagues, and classmates at Mahoney's, one of Harvard University's most beloved pubs and a popular watering hole for local firefighters. Boston's calling. Are you listening?