A steinie, also known as a stubbie, is one of the smaller sizes of a beer bottle, and it was a common size to see in the mid 20th century. It was first introduced in the 1930s, after Prohibition.

A beer label tells consumers more than just what the bottle or can contains (e.g., brewed hops, grain, yeast, and water). Labels inform consumers of important facts like the alcohol content by ...

Beer labels are just a part of that, with his day job at Round 2 and his side work on comics and other labels. In the past, he worked for The Tribune in the 1980s as a graphic designer.