Back in Yorkshire for this one. The two people from different social classes enjoying a pint together, no sign of snobbery or envy. I wonder whose viewpoint this was. Is it coincidence that this is another black and red colour combination?
Back in Yorkshire for this one. The two people from different social classes enjoying a pint together, no sign of snobbery or envy. I wonder whose viewpoint this was. Is it coincidence that this is another black and red colour combination?
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3 Comments
13 April, 2016
at 4:42 pm
A very nice label. What year is it from? Very interesting to see the idea of unity between different social classes considering Bradford has undergone integration of a new kind in more recent years. It would be nice to see people of the modern age adopting the slogan ‘Unity is Strength’ although I fear the picture would make a rather controversial beer label!
14 April, 2016
at 6:31 pm
Ah, but notice the glasses. The insurance salesman/spiv/ Tory MP is drinking out of a “sleever” (thought of as being “posh” and Lounge Bar) whilst the artisan has a mug which was associated with Public Bar beer swillers.
15 April, 2016
at 10:51 am
Alastair! For one glorious moment there, I thought you were going to mention tax havens.