About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement features Alec Cushing, the founder of Squaw Valley, as an 'Ale man' who prefers Ballantine Ale. The ad highlights Ballantine Ale's unique taste, bolder and keener flavor, and its popularity among ale drinkers. It emphasizes the adventurous and bold personality associated with the brand and encourages readers to try Ballantine Ale for a special pleasure.
- Brand: Ballantine
- Product: Ballantine Ale
- Tagline: 3 out of 4 ale men are BALLANTINE Ale men among all national brands
- Publication: Life Magazine
- Year: 1962
Objects in the advertisement: man, beer bottle, beer glass, people, building, mountains
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