Vintage Oldenberg Brewing Company Outrageous Bock Beer Label Fort Mitchell Kentucky Microbrewed Bock Beer Collector Label 1990s 🍺 midcentury_medical_collectible wider than it is tall

wider than it is tall — the classic proportions of a can or crock label from an era when American food packaging was a matter of letterpress craft

told one broom at a time

New Old Stock (NOS) paper label for Brick's Old Homestead Mince Meat

The sons who followed him into the business — the "& Sons" of the company name — carried forward both the product and the method

NOS stands for New Old Stock — meaning the item was produced for commercial use but was never actually used

Vintage Oldenberg Brewing Company Outrageous Bock Beer Label Fort Mitchell Kentucky Microbrewed Bock Beer Collector Label 1990s 🍺 midcentury_medical_collectible wider than it is tallDo You Remember When Fort Mitchell Had Its Own Brewery? The Story Behind Oldenberg's Outrageous Bock There's a particular kind of nostalgia that belongs entirely to the craft beer world of the early 1990s a time before taprooms were on every corner, before "microbrewery" was a marketing buzzword, and before anyone had fully figured out what American craft beer was going to become. It was a time of genuine experiments, of passionate founders betting