Bigfoot County Reserve - Brown-Eyed Women Deadhead Vintage Whiskey Label T-Shirt

Pour yourself a taste of the high country. This vintage moonshine label design brings you back to a tumbledown cabin in the hills, where Gentle Jack Jones ran a small-batch operation on cold mountain spring water and a two-dollar price tag.

Hand-drawn in an old-time engraving style, the artwork frames a moonlit mountain scene with a smoking stone cabin, a stoneware whiskey jug, and a storm rolling over the ridge. Ornate scrollwork, wildflowers, wheat, ferns, and a lucky horseshoe finish it off. It’s crisp white ink on your choice of colors, and it looks like it was peeled off a dusty bottle from 1930.

Inspired by “Brown-Eyed Women,” the Grateful Dead’s Prohibition-era ballad of moonshine, hard times, and family, this design imagines the label Jack Jones might have slapped on his own bottles. Deadheads will spot the references right away: Bigfoot County, the 1930 date, and the two-dollar whiskey that “burned like hell.”

Fans of the song will catch the references right away. Everyone else will just see a great-looking piece of mountain Americana.

Product features
- 100% preshrunk ring-spun cotton.  Antique colors & Sport Grey: 90% ring spun cotton, 10% polyester.  Graphite Heather is 50% ring spun cotton, 50% polyester.  Heather colors & Blackberry: 65% polyester, 35% ring spun cotton. The color "Natural" is made with unprocessed, unbleached cotton, which results in small black flecks and plant fibers throughout the fabric
- Unisex fit for versatile styling
- Ethically grown US cotton
- Lightweight and comfortable

Care instructions
- Do not dryclean
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry: low heat
- Iron, steam or dry: low heat
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), with similar colors

Original fan-inspired artwork. Not affiliated with, licensed by, or endorsed by the Grateful Dead.