• Table mineral water
  • Water from a spring located at the foot of the Dentelles de Montmirail in the Vaucluse department.
  • Water from a spring located at the foot of the Dentelles de Montmirail in the Vaucluse department.
    On the bottle label, it says: "Montmirail purgative water detoxifies the body and lightens the body and mind."
  • Pineral was created in 1864 by Hermenegildo Pini, an Italian immigrant in Argentina. The original formula contained 30 herbs, citrus peels, and caramel, with 36% alcohol.
  • Dr. Saul Bernard's Elixir which cures asthma, bronchitis and heart diseases. "Poumofor gives new lungs".
  • The company Isolabella & Figlio is based in Milan. Founded in 1870, it will market many aperitifs and spirits, including "Mandarinetto", a tonic aperitif, "High Life", white vermouth, and especially "Amaro", a 18-herb liqueur.
  • Between 1894 and 1937, Cusenier liqueurs were distilled in Ormans in the Doubs.
  • Aperitif.
    This poster was originally made for BOB (see black and white photo). It was the third variant for this product.
  • Vermouth BOB.
    Two other variants were produced. Neither will be purchased by BOB for lithography.
  • Vermouth BOB.
    A first sketch has already been made. We'll need a third, which won't be sold to BOB.
  • First sketch of a series of three for Italian brandy Sarti whose distillery is in Bologna.
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