Eastside Genuine Bock Flat Top Can

Eastside Genuine Bock Flat Top

The Eastside Genuine Bock flat top can represents a celebrated piece of West Coast brewing heritage, originating from the Los Angeles Brewing Company in Los Angeles, California. Packaged for the brewery's seasonal spring release, the can features classic bock motif elements, prominently showcasing traditional goat iconography alongside ornate, bold typography.

Produced during an era of significant growth for the Los Angeles Brewing Company—a landmark brewery originally developed by George Zobelein—the Eastside line was a dominant fixture throughout Southern California. Collector interest often centers on the design's known variations, which exhibit minor differences in mandatory brewery text, alcohol statement placements, can company manufacturing marks, and promotional vanity lids. Following the post-war transition and eventual acquisition of the facility by Pabst, packaging designs evolved, making can issues bearing the original Los Angeles Brewing Co. name particularly desirable among regional breweriana collectors.