WXYZ Detroit — News
11/11/2026 20:02

Calder Bros. Dairy celebrates 80 years with collectible eggnog bottle

Eggnog season is underway at Calder Bros. Dairy, and this years collectible glass bottle celebrates a milestone for the Downriver dairy.

Calder Bros. Dairy is marking 80 years in business with a bottle design paying tribute to its original Lincoln Park location, where the company got its start in 1946.

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Calder Bros. Dairy celebrates 80 years with special 2026 eggnog bottle

At the companys production facility in Flat Rock, the first glass bottles of the 2026 season are rolling off the line.

The seasonal bottles will be available at the Flat Rock facility, the companys farm in Carleton and its store on Southfield Road in Lincoln Park.

That Lincoln Park store is especially significant this year. Its image appears on the commemorative bottle in recognition of the dairys 80th anniversary.

We have a new one every year, said Alyssa Prawdzik, office manager for Calder Bros. Dairy. So it started in 2002, and so every year we have a new one. This years bottle is super special because we are celebrating our 80th year in business.

Inside the Lincoln Park store, customers were stocking up on a variety of Calder dairy products.

So, I came for the cottage cheese today, Fuji Makled said.

Tim Busen said he is more of a chocolate milk person than eggnog.

Other customers were already buying eggnog in regular containers, and some shared their preferred way to enjoy the seasonal drink.

Put a little bit of liquor in there sometime, but its delicious. We love it, Donna Hickman said.

So, you add a little bit of rum, you know, and its great! Coco Miller said.

For collectors, however, the eggnog inside is only part of the attraction.

Prawdzik said Calder produces about 8,000 collectible glass bottles, and they often sell out before Christmas Eve.

If you want one, you should get one early, because people get sad every year, Prawdzik said.

This year, those bottles serve as both a holiday tradition and a tribute to the Lincoln Park location where Calder Bros. Dairy got its start 80 years ago.

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