SOMETIMES I WONDER, what don’t I understand? What am I not getting here?
Isn’t it obvious that when you want to drink a bottle of beer, you need to twist or pop off the cap?
Maybe it’s an attempt at creative and memorable marketing via humor. That must be the reason New York-based Blue Point Brewing prints Please Remove Bottle Cap Before Drinking on a bottle neck label. Website content convinces me this may be the case. I’m not amused by some of the words published there. But then I’m not a New York brewer.
Now take a turn. Tell me why you think Please Remove Bottle Cap Before Drinking is printed on Blue Point bottles. Or tell me about an off-the-wall message you’ve read on a label or on packaging.
© Copyright 2018 Audrey Kletscher Helbling
Minnesota Prairie Roots 
This should be a collaborative blog post. Instructions like this are everywhere. Hmmm….lol
You are right. Read on.
I think a lot of companies put obvious instructions on things to prevent law suits, etc. Remember the scalding coffee lawsuit from McDonalds that spurred on the the “Caution- Hot Contents” label on cups now. Stating the obvious does not mean that people will make good choices. 🙂
I think you are right.
This was the first thing that popped into my mind. I can’t believe that there are humans this ignorant but apparently there is a need for warning labels like these.
apparently…
HAHAHAH!! A friend of mine bought a package of sleeping pills. The label read: MAY CAUSE DROWSINESS!! Well, one would only hope so!
🔹 Ginger 🔹
That is hilarious.
Just like a to go cup of coffee states “hot”. We live in a lawsuit environment and it is amazing what people will try to sue over. It could also be creative marketing on the brewers part too. Cheers My Friend – love Fruit Beers 🙂 Happy Day – Enjoy!
Whatever the reason for the wording, it made me pause.
Could the reason be lawyers? Did someone injure themselves by neglecting to remove the top and then sue? I’ve heard of dumber lawsuits.
probably the reason
I guess I read it as obvious…..just to be funny
I agree…it’s the willingness to people to sue for anything theses days. Most are unreasonable.