Dutch Treat Premium Lager Beer Flat Top Can

Arizona's Dutch Treat Lager Can

Dutch Treat Premium Lager Beer was produced by the Arizona Brewing Company of Phoenix, Arizona. The brand served as an exclusive private-label offering packaged primarily for A.J. Bayless Markets, a prominent regional supermarket chain in the Phoenix area.

While Arizona Brewing Company was widely recognized across the Southwest for its flagship A-1 Pilsner and Apache Beer lines, Dutch Treat was maintained as a dedicated store label. It survived several portfolio consolidations when other early post-Prohibition labels from the brewery were retired.

The front design is anchored by an arched crest displaying traditional Dutch iconography, featuring a detailed windmill situated above a decorative row of tulips. The label pairs ornate Germanic lettering for the "Dutch Treat" title with script text denoting "Premium Lager Beer" and bold lettering across the lower portion of the can body.

For regional breweriana collectors, this flat top can represents an important slice of mid-century Southwestern retail history. Known variations of the brand's packaging exist across different production eras as brewery ownership evolved, including differing mandatory brewery texts and later transitions to tab top containers.