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Magic Hat Brewing: Vinyl
January 19, 2010 1:00 pm
I figure a blog named Cartoon Brew should report on anyone who combines animation and beer. Thus, Magic Hat Brewing Company in South Burlington, Vermont, just released a new beer this week, named Vinyl. The intro to the beer on their website is done in stop-motion, old school style. Not sure who did it, maybe in-house, but thought it was cute and kitsch – and worth 45 seconds of your time. (Thanks, Cousy Kane) 12 comments posted in Stop Motion 
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“I figure Cartoon Brew should report on anyone who combines animation and beer. ”
Don’t forget about animation and drugs . . .
What about that stop-motion-y blue moon commercial that came out a while ago?
Didn’t catch that one on here.
Ah, isn’t that the “new” Tinkerbell? Is Disney going to let them get away with using their ugly fairygreengiant (thanks, JohnK!) to sell beer? I’ll bet it goes over as well as the Australian Ho White beer ads, or whatever tyhey called her . . .
I love Magic Hat #9, so I’ll be on the lookout for this variety to try.
I like it! It is happy and whimsical and oh so charming. Certainly the best 45 seconds I’ve spent today!
Old school! Feels “real”. Enjoyed it.
Like the use of the Fisher-Price phonograph player! We’ve all played our scratchy kiddie vinyls on them back in the day.
FYI- Magic Hat’s art department did it all in-house
I hope it doesn’t taste the way the name of the beer implies…
Nice. Can’t wait to get this at my fav pub. Big fan of Magic Hat’s #9 as well.
Sounds scrumptious!
My pals in Columbus say indeed, it was done in house by the folks in Vermont. . .
MMMM. A beer named after a petroleum bi-product.