In late nineties, in Poland, there was a brewery in almost every big city. In mine too. It was Łańcut Brewery (Browar).
I usually don't care about historical labels and collect contemporary only, but since my hometown brewery was closed in mid-nineties those have some sentimental value for me:
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I usually don't care about historical labels and collect contemporary only, but since my hometown brewery was closed in mid-nineties those have some sentimental value for me:
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| Pałacowe (Palace's) & '11' - one with 'pasteurised' notation |
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| Mocne (Strong) |
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| Łańcuckie & Zamkowe (Castle's) |
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| Łańcut Pils & '11 Pałacowe' |
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| Podkarpackie (Subcarpathian) - pasteurised, luxury, un-pasteurised |
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| Podkarpackie 14% |
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| '14' was the most popular beer in town. |
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| '16' & '12' |
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| Porter & Zamkowe (Castle's) - both dark beers |
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| Zamkowe Extra & Export Special - 'etykieta zastępcza' - this stamp means 'substitute label', when communism ended we were short of everything, even beer labels... |
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| Piwo Jasne Pełne - just Full Light Beer :) |
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| Two dark (carmel) & two light beer labels |
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| Top right - special export unpasteurised beer, 4 labels of full light beers strong dark porter - left bottom |
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| '11' & two versions of 'special' full light |
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| Full Light & Special Export - both un-pasteurised |
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| late & mid-nineties '11' |
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| un-pasteurised & pasteurised '12' |
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