Ringlet, a Victorian typeface by Hermann Ihlenburg, 1882

Source: Luc Devroye.

Digitized by Dan X. Solo and included in the CD packaged with the Victorian Aphabets book published by Dover in the 1990s. All letters match your image.
AFAIK, No legitimate download for the Dan X. Solo Ringlet.

Also digitized as Aridi 09
http://www.aridi.com/images/fonts/09.gif

Also digitized by George Williams, eith the name Ringlet, but with a different _n_ than the one shown in your image.

More info:
https://fontsinuse.com/typefaces/7581/ringlet

Corporate logo.
Website:
https://www.miele.de/
Vector outline of _Míele_ in company publications. For example:
https://www.mieleusa.com/domestic/brochures-manuals-385.htm#p507

The second approximate match is
Moderno FB Condensed Bold
https://store.typenetwork.com/foundry/fontbureau/fonts/moderno-fb?filter_weight=700&filter_width=400&filter_posture=0

But note the different design for the lower rhs of _G_ and _R_

Your image has the letters:
ABCDEGHLNORSTU
No font found with an exact match to all of them.
Two fonts are close to most of the letters. The first is
Benton Modern Display Condensed Bold

But note the different design for the lower rhs of _G_ and _R_

Closest I found to the lettering and/or logo of _AMERICAN JEANS_ is Knockout No. 47 Bantamweight.
Main difference is that Knockout does not have a straight leg on _R_

An original design by a neon signmaker.
Di Mare's line weight an be overlaid on its regular weight to create the image's effect of neon tubing in a thick monoline frame.
Some letters are similar to the _Bestat tungsten_ sign while others, such as _n_, are quite different.

1. The _F_ is rotated counterclockwise
2. Alternate _l_
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/fenotype/salamander/regular/glyphs.html#glyphs/566437/149

Perhaps a custom creation by Disney studios.
The geometric letters look derived from Pump, which is NOT THE FONT.
Some possibilties:
... _s_ no major change
... _W_ no major change
... _h_ no major change
... _d_ no major change
... _B_ close gap in bottom stroke
... _t_ with bottom of _u_ pasted to bottom of _t_ and cross stroke extended.
... _f_ flip the composite _t_. The design result is resembles the _F_ in pump
... _r_ clip of the bottom portion of the rhs of _n_

Expanded horizontally, which produces the thicker vertical strokes and the increased slope.

Movie released in 1978.

Based on a predigital Garamond Italic. Monotype's Garamond Italic had swashes like the ones on _D_ and _n_. Digitized glyphs shown at
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/mti/garamond/mt-swash/glyphs.html

Various digital Garamond Italic's some closer than others. For example check the _w_ in the MyFonts search results
http://www.myfonts.com/search/garamond+italic/

AFAIK no exact match to all of these letters.

For some of the lines you can make a drop shadow effect with a vector drawing program like FontLab or Illustrator and edit the lines manually.
However these lines are not consistently placed to match drop shadows. For example the _N_ has an lhs stroke that shadows to the SE, but the diagonal shadows to the NE. Same for the top and bottom terminals of _C_.
Shifting perspective is like an M.C. Escher drawing.

This is what Europa looks like when expanded by 180%.
And when it is sloped right 22 degrees.



Not a 100% match, but a passable substitute for the logo letters.

I extracted this higher resolution image from a specimen of the wine label:

Also the company's label for another wine:

Differences in at least some repeating letters, that would not be explained simply by the different width of the letters. Note for example the different legs on the three instances of _R_.
In my opinion this is hand lettered.
Similar to Neutra Display, but THIS IS NOT THE FONT.

Gotham Narrow Ultra, Modified
Compare here
https://try.typography.com/?font=100008

Times using Small Capitals From Capitals
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/times/roman/glyphs.html#glyphs/553071/332
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/times/roman/glyphs.html#glyphs/553071/330
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/times/roman/glyphs.html#glyphs/553071/331
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/times/roman/glyphs.html#glyphs/553071/335