Vintage liquor bottles

Chartreuse Jaune circa 1885 Yellow - Finest&Rarest

Vintage liquor bottles my father collected in the 1940's. They are all 4-5 inches tall.

Imagine walking into a museum and finding an exhibit on Prohibition-era whiskey... then taking the bottles from it and drinking them! We open and taste some amazing relics from this bygone era, including Old Fitzgerald, Old Hermitage, and many others. The whiskey inside came from diverse states like Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky, with many distilleries and brands represented, including Fairlawn, Dougherty's, John Gibson's & Son Ancient Special Reserve Rye , and American Medicinal Spirits Special…

The stern-faced elderly gentleman shown here is one of most famous faces and names in the liquor trade. His name is Abraham “Abram” Overholt and his picture is on bottles of whiskey in American packages stores from coast to coast . Beginning in 1810 Abraham and his Overholt clan came through rye whiskey to achieve fame and fortune. The Overholts were Mennonites, a religious sect that was often persecuted in Europe for their beliefs, one of which was that creating alcoholic spirits for…

Decorative Italian Bottle 1950s