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Alcohol Epi | Outdoor Alcohol Ads

EXAMPLES OF OUTDOOR ALCOHOL ADVERTISING IN INNER CITIES

Compiled by Pat McKee and Rhonda Jones-Webb

The photographs posted here were taken as part of the Malt Liquor and Homicide Study, a 3-year project funded by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. The study was designed to examine how the alcohol environment influences racial/ethnic differences in homicide rates in inner city neighborhoods in ten U.S. cities.

We have posted these ads of malt liquor and other types of alcohol to encourage discussion, comments, and criticism about outdoor alcohol advertising found in inner cities throughout the U.S.

These examples may be used for presentations in community forums, classrooms, etc., to increase awareness of the marketing practices used by the alcohol industry. All photos were taken in the Summer of 2003.

 

Storefront Ads

Half of the long storefront of this supermarket is devoted to beer ads.
Location: California
View more photos of storefront liquor ads.

 

Billboard Ads



Southern Comfort bourbon: Themes of leisure and friendship
Location: Minnesota

View more photos of billboard liquor ads.

 

Transit Shelter Ads

Transit shelter ad for new low-carb wine:
Themes of health and product quality (e.g., taste, style, packaging)
Location: Georgia
View more photos of transit shelter liquor ads.

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