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Image of Bottle for Pike Place Brewery beer, 1990
2008.23.6
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Bottle for Pike Place Brewery beer, 1990

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This style of bottle, with painted label and porcelain top, was used when the company started brewing in 1989, and customers were charged a deposit. The bottles were so popular that customers did not return them, and the style was discontinued for a more practical, conventional style in 1991. The name was changed from Pike Place Brewery in 1995 to avoid legal problems with the Pike Place Market authority.
ID Number: 2008.23.6
Date: 1990
Creator(s): Pike Brewery Co., Manufacturer
Physical Description: 1 Bottle; glass, metal, porcelain, paper, rubber; 11.5 in.H x 2.75 in.Diam
Place Made: United States of America, WASHINGTON, Seattle
Credit: MOHAI, 2008.23.6
Subjects: Food and Beverage Industries, Businesses and Corporations

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