Brucks Jubilee Beer Quart

Brucks Jubilee Quart Overview

The Brucks Jubilee Beer Quart was produced by The Bruckmann Company of Cincinnati, Ohio. Founded in 1856 by Frederick Bruckmann in Cincinnati's Cumminsville neighborhood, the Bruckmann brewery was an established regional powerhouse and notably became the first local brewery to ship beer upon the repeal of Prohibition in 1933.

Graphic Design and Heritage

The can showcases classic Bruck's branding centered on the "Jubilee Beer" banner. Its lithography highlights the company's long-standing brewing heritage in the Ohio River Valley. Manufactured by the Crown Cork & Seal Company, these quart containers feature statutory Internal Revenue Tax Paid (IRTP) mandatory text panels.

Label Variations

Collectors recognize several variations of the Brucks Jubilee quart cone top. Differences between these issues appear primarily in the mandatory text and side panels, including variations in brewery milestone statements celebrating years of operation, as well as differing state alcohol content statements. Its large 32-ounce format gives the can an imposing display presence, making it a prized piece of mid-century Cincinnati breweriana.