Description
Step back into culinary history with the VTG Gourmet: The Magazine of Good Living - April 1956, featuring the enticing theme of Liebfraumilch Country. This classic magazine is a delightful portal into the gourmet lifestyle of the mid-20th century, exploring exquisite foods and wines that tantalized palates back in the day. Whether you’re a collector of vintage magazines or someone who appreciates the fine art of cooking and dining, this issue is a treasure waiting to be discovered.
Every page is adorned with rich articles, captivating recipes, and beautiful photography that celebrate the gastronomical delights of the time. Discover how the art of food and wine pairing was revered in 1956, particularly with the featured Liebfraumilch wine, a sweet German white that complemented various dishes beautifully. This vintage magazine not only serves as an inspiration for gourmet enthusiasts but also provides a glimpse into the social dining norms of the era.
Condition-wise, this magazine is a genuine artifact from its time, showing minor wear and tear typical of a vintage publication. The edges exhibit slight wear, including some rips and marks, adding to its character and charm. It comes protected with a plastic covering to preserve its pages from further damage, ensuring that your experience with this piece of history is as enjoyable as possible.

As you explore the magazine, you may notice some handwritten notes and personal touches that reflect how past readers interacted with the content. These nuances create a connection to the previous owners, evoking a sense of nostalgia and warmth. Each writing represents a memory, making this vintage piece more than just a magazine; it's a conversation starter about food, culture, and personal history.
- Newsstand/No Label
- Comes with plastic protective covering
- See photos for details on condition
This vintage edition is perfect for display on your coffee table, for use in themed dinner parties, or simply for adding to your collection. Grab your copy now and relive the decadent era of gourmet living.
