Don’t Tread On Me: A Symbol of American Defiance and Independence
The Gadsden flag, designed by Christopher Gadsden in 1775, was a powerful symbol of unity and resistance during the American Revolution. Featuring a coiled rattlesnake ready to defend its ground, the flag stood for the colonies’ refusal to be trampled by tyranny. This enduring emblem of liberty is now part of our Americana Collection, celebrating not just the fight for freedom, but also the freedom to pour—to raise a glass in honor of independence.
About the Design
This reflective gold design showcases the coiled rattlesnake atop green grass, with the iconic phrase “DONT TREAD ON ME” beneath it. Flanked by “1776” in gold, it commemorates the year America declared its independence.
Glassware Information
Libbey Belgian Snifter – 13 oz. capacity
With its rounded bowl and tapered lip, this glass enhances the aromas of any beer style, from rich stouts to hoppy IPAs. As always, the glassware is imported from top European manufacturers, and the designs are applied right here in the USA.
Glassware Care
Here is a guide detailing the best way for you to properly clean your glassware.
