Beer (()h No) Labels

Sanata's Butt was banned by Maine officials

Polygamy Porter
Wasatch Brew Pub & Brewery, 2001

It was a label that was considered too risking to promote. Which most likey increased it sales

This label didn't prevent the brewery from been bough out by The Pittsburgh Brewing Company

In 1895 it may have been over the top

Scotland's Orkey Beer company tried to increase sales with their skulsplitter

Check out the Biker Beer companies website they want donations to build a brewery

Michigan banned Stevens Point Wi label

A few groups got upset over ths California Beer Co label. But gee you can see it at the movies. The Port Brewing Co seems to be doing quite well with its Lost Abbey brand.

Terriable label great beer. French-Canadian brewery Dieu du Ciel Rigor Mortis Quadrupel ale is made only once a yaer and is aged 6 month before beer released

The Lost Abby from produced by Port Brewing Co. of San Marcos, CA . The Framboise de Amorosa is considered to be a world class beer.

Michigan State banned The Raging Bitch Label from the Flying Dog Brewery. The dog bit back suing saying the name ban is in violation of the US Constitution's First Amendment which protects freedom of expression

Okay so some of us don't like their labels but we like Flying Dog beer . Which is far more important!

Rubbel Sexy Lager The British banned this beer from Belgium. Apparently you can scatch off the swim suite. the beer had been sold for seven years prior to the ban. Realbeer rates the beer as shell we say no so good.

Okay don't get your Knickers in a twist.

Kiltlifter name has been used by a few breweries.

Moylan's Brewery used the “Kilt Lifter” moniker until it learned that Four Peaks Brewery Scottdale, AZ.
trademarked the name nationally and Pike Brewing trademarked it in Canada.

The Surley Brewing company came up with is label.
Found only around the Minneapolis – Saint Paul metropolitan area

In February 2011, Surly announced that it intended to open a restaurant and beer garden . The state had no law allowing such a facility. After just a few months, changes to Minnesota's liquor laws that would dismantle this three-tier system, and allow Surly to open their facility, were passed in an omnibus liquor bill introduced by Rep. Jenifer Loon (R - Eden Prairie ) and Sen. Linda Scheid ( DFL - Brooklyn Park). Known as the Surly Bill, this bill was signed into law by Governor Mark Dayton on May 25, 2011.

Nimus Brewery came out with this label Check the reflection in the mirror. We do not have any word on the quality of the beer

Cycles Gladiator wine, Cycles Gladiator, 2006

Sorry this is not beer but such a nice label

Tramp Stamp Belian Pale Ale from Crown Shoes Massachusetts. It was allowed

Brasserie de Brunehaut belgium