Another label teaser for you to consider, a Regal Stout in shield shape format. So navigate over to the ‘Mystery Labels’ tab & have a butchers.
For those of you from north of Watford, butchers, butchers hook = look. Not only labels, but linguistics too.
7 Comments
28 November, 2014
at 12:47 am
Will have a good check of all my paperwork , but I seem to remember I had it under Wards Foxearth. grrrrrrrr need to try and find my pic of it and what I had written and why. Alan
16 January, 2015
at 9:01 am
Hi Alan,
Had a chance to research any info on this Mystery Label yet? Your original post has me on tender hooks!
Cheers
Dale
6 February, 2015
at 5:52 pm
It is a Belgium label (and certainly not from Foxearth). The writing at the bottom is a printer’s mark
7 February, 2015
at 10:03 am
Hi Mike
Many thanks for your info! It is great to have your knowledge & expertise being contributed to helping to solve some of our Mystery Labels! Please keep up the input as it is much appreciated!
Cheers
Dale
24 October, 2015
at 10:05 am
Dear Mr Adams,
This beer label is from Belgium as Michael Jones is saying already.
To be precise it is a label from :
Brouwerij E. Van Hoorebeke from Assenede, East Flanders. A brewery that closed in 1975
Kind Regards
Robert
28 October, 2015
at 7:14 am
Hi Robert
Many thanks for your confirmation and the additional detail! I am not really very knowledgeable about Belgium breweries past or present although I did enjoy a fair quantity of Belgium beer on a recent trip to Ghent. While exploring the historic centre, I managed to find a lovely tiny pub that served four excellent beers on draft which I found very drinkable. I thought that their sale of draft beer as opposed to bottles to be a bit unusual in my somewhat limited experience.
Cheers and thank you for you input!
Dale
31 March, 2018
at 8:01 am
Here are more informations about these brewery.
http://www.jacquestrifin.be/etiqanciennes/etiqanciennes-flandor/planchetiquettes-flandor/assenede-vanhoorebeke.php