Black Bock Beer 1876

Black Bock Beer 1876 is a historical bock beer produced by Eckert & Winter's Brewery in New York during the late 19th century. Bock beer, originating from the German town of Einbeck in the 14th century, is a strong lager traditionally associated with special occasions. The name 'Bock' is derived from the German word for billy goat, and goats often appear on bottle labels. Eckert & Winter's Brewery, based in New York, was known for its bock beer during this period. The brewery's advertisements from the late 1800s, such as a lithograph poster by A. Hoen & Co., highlight the popularity and cultural significance of bock beer in the United States during that era. (alamy.com)